Bolton Community Educational Trust is a registered charity established in 2001, operating from Toughsheet Community Stadium, Burnden Way, Bolton, BL6 6JW. The charity’s primary focus is providing educational opportunities and support to individuals within the Bolton area, particularly children and young people. The trust’s annual income, as of 2023, is approximately £143,000, reflecting a steady operational history. The charity’s activities encompass a range of services designed to enhance educational attainment and social well-being. These include provision of after-school programs, tutoring, and mentorship initiatives, with a particular emphasis on supporting students from disadvantaged backgrounds. Bolton Community Educational Trust is a registered charity under the ‘NSc-Limited Exemption’ and operates as a ‘Private-Limited Guaranty’ arrangement. The charity’s trustees are responsible for safeguarding children and ensuring the effective management of its resources. The charity’s current status is active, and it is a temporary worker, receiving a ‘A’ rating for safeguarding practices. The trust’s core services are focused on fostering a positive and supportive environment for young people.

Bolton Community Educational Trust is a registered charity established in 2001, operating from Toughsheet Community Stadium, Burnden Way, Bolton, BL6 6JW. The charity’s primary focus is providing educational opportunities and support to individuals within the Bolton area, particularly children and young people. The trust’s annual income, as of 2023, is approximately £143,000, reflecting a steady operational history. The charity’s activities encompass a range of services designed to enhance educational attainment and social well-being. These include provision of after-school programs, tutoring, and mentorship initiatives, with a particular emphasis on supporting students from disadvantaged backgrounds. Bolton Community Educational Trust is a registered charity under the ‘NSc-Limited Exemption’ and operates as a ‘Private-Limited Guaranty’ arrangement. The charity’s trustees are responsible for safeguarding children and ensuring the effective management of its resources. The charity’s current status is active, and it is a temporary worker, receiving a ‘A’ rating for safeguarding practices. The trust’s core services are focused on fostering a positive and supportive environment for young people.