At St David's College we encourage a love of learning, both in the classroom and via a spectacular Outdoor Education, Sport and Activity programme. Our family atmosphere, whole-person approach and Christian foundation make a winning combination. Stuart Hay Headmaster
Churcher’s College raises funds for the Richard Churcher Foundation provides bursary support to children at the College, enabling them to enjoy a rich and varied education. Please help us to give a child the chance of a lifetime.
The charity helps nursery schools in the Gambia, West Africa, by giving financial material and educational support to give the young children a good start in life.
We are a village-based Pre-School, run as a not-for-profit charity and committed to creating the best possible start for our children with a safe, secure, happy and stimulating environment. The Pre-School is managed and supported by a voluntary committee and their fundraising efforts are key to the successful running of the Pre-School.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.
The school serves the village of Blewbury in Oxfordshire, and the surrounding area. It is over 300 years old and is an integral part of the village. The school seeks to enable children to learn in away appropriate to the challenges of the 21st century.
Educate a Child Trust helps the poorest children in Kalutara Sri Lanka to attend school by providing the necessary school supplies. A primary goal of the project is the prevention of pedophilic activity and prostitution by getting vulnerable children off the beaches and into school.
Friends of the Priory School (FOPSA) is a voluntary group of parents and teachers who raise money to support the school both financially and to build community.
Provide financial and practical support in the education and development of pre-school children
BTT is a small charity raising much needed funds for specific projects identified by the people of four villages in northern Tanzania. BTT allocates funds and monitors projects jointly with the Uru North Community Development Trust in Tanzania, such as provision of extra school classrooms, road improvement and irrigation furrows.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.
To advance the Christian faith by working with children & young people in schools, colleges and other establishments; and by providing relief to those who are in conditions of need or hardship or are aged or sick. To do this in Burscough, in the UK and overseas.
The charity aims to sponser children to go to school and tobuild and assist communities to build schools
The Indian Institute of Technology Alumni Association UK (IIT-UK) is a group representing IIT alumni in the UK. As a UK registered charity, our objective is to promote and support social, educational, professional and technical causes. To find out more please log on to http://www.iituk.org/
Banunule School Support Group raises funds to support Banunule Primary School for Orphans and Underprivileged Children in Kampala, Uganda. Banunule is a safe haven for 180 children orphaned through AIDS or war. It is a place where each child is valued and cared for and self-esteem is nurtured. As well as providing a holistic approach to developing the child, the school provides a good quality education, food, clothing and medical care. Small class sizes ensure that every child is given individual attention. Banunule is a model school and the focus of the community and many events take place at the school to which neighbours are invited. It is also where training and courses take place for visiting teachers. The Mission Statement of the BSSG is: To advance the education and well-being of the pupils at Banunule Primary School for Orphans and underprivileged Children in Kisugu, Kampala, Uganda. In recent years thanks to the work done by the BSSG, a nurse has been employed and a clinic created, the library has grown, a new playground has been built, and the classrooms, dining hall and kitchen have been refurbished. Projects this year alone have included the construction of a security wall to keep the school safe and to keep the squatters on the adjacent land from encroaching on the school property, and funding towards a new water purification project to give the children safe water for drinking and cooking. Banunule children are encouraged to choose appropriate vocational career paths. One former pupil is currently training to be a doctor, another is about to commence nursing training and others have qualified as water engineers, plumbers, carpenters, cooks, printers, IT technicians and tailors. Further details can be found at their web-site. www.thebssg.org.uk.
Supplies computers to be used in schools in Zambia, Malawi, Zimbabwe and Tanzania, and ensures that there is an appropriate organisation in each country to ensure the best use of each. Every electrically equipped secondary school in Zambia now has at least ten computers and trained staff.
The Gail Wilson Memorial Trust is an educational charitywhich was established in 2000 to commemorate the caring nature of the late Gail Wilson - helping pupils of Galashiels Academy go into further education
We represent the Governors of Emmanuel CoE School in West Hampstead, NW6. Through our Parent & Teacher Assocation, the PFE, we raise funds to enhance the education and opportunities for all the children at our school.
The Friends of Oswald Road School (FORS) is the parent/carers and teachers association. It aims to advance the education of pupils in the school by developing relationships between all who are involved in the school and by raising money for facilities and items for all the children at the school.
Telferscot PSA is a registered charity working in partnership with Telferscot Primary School in Balham, London. The Parent Staff Association (PSA) aims to provide financial support to the school to support the children's learning and playing environments and experiences. We try to make sure that every child, regardless of their financial circumstances, gets to enjoy the diverse learning experiences that our school has to offer. From Bikes for Juniors, where children can learn to ride a bicycle at school, to spending a day-long history lesson dressed as Victorian school children at the Ragged School Museum. In addition to funding plays, trips, excursions and sports equipment, in the past few years we have also focused on funding a 'Forest Schools' outdoor classroom and a dedicated sports coach for the school. Our key objective this year is to provide funding for the school to buy and install new playgound equipment following recent building works and the future school expansion. Your donations help us to continue our work. Thank you!
It provides and installs solar powered lighting into educational establishments in the developing countries. The most recent recipients are a school in Zambia, one in Rwanda and one in Ghana. It has also put lighting into several establishments in Kenya. It's next project, in November, will be in the Phillipines.