ACT ON BEHALF OF CHILDREN AND PARENTS AT THE SCHOOL
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Provide activities and opportunities for young girls from the age of 5 to 25.
TO FOLLOW THE ETHOS OF GIRL GUIDING UK TO GIRLS IN THE AGE RANGE 7YRS AND UPWARDS.
EDUCATION/TRAININGSPORT/RECREATION
For such religious purposes connected with the Parish Church of St. Andrews, Kingswood, Surrey as the Vicar and Church wardens shall in their absolute...
Raising funds for school events and equipment: Social events; Quiz Night: Summer Fair; Charity fundraisers etc.
The promotion of a greater appreciation of choral music by the general public, by (a) the public performance of choral works to the highest possible s...
Fundraising through events
We plan and arrange a variety of fundraising activities for both school children and parents and the local community
Local village hall
Our focus is to raise money for the school and the children within to benefit from.
To enable women who are interested in issues associated with rural life including Arts, Crafts and Science to improve and develop conditions of rural...
Self help education for people not in full time gainful employment
To advance the education of students at Limpsfield Grange School by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities (not required to be provide...
The relief either individually or collectively of persons resident in Churt or its neighbourhood who are in need, hardship or distress. Surplus incom...
WE PROVIDE PUBLIC ACCESS TO THE 14TH CENTURY GREAT BARN OF WANBOROUGH, SURREY. WE OFFER FREE ENTRY TO OUR OPEN DAYS AND ACCESS IS OPEN TO ALL. WE CHAR...
All activities relating to GirlGuiding
Assistance and fundraising to assist with the education of children at Brookwood School
We make grants to eligible institutions and/or individuals in the pursuit of our Objects.
We are a group of parents and staff who fundraise for the benefit of the children at The Dawnay School. We hold many events such as the Christmas Fair...
