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January jobs for PTAs: Making the most of a quiet month
07 January 2026Turn a lull in activity into strategic preparation for the rest of the year. -
When school doesn’t sparkle anymore
03 October 2025When the excitement of school fades, it can be hard to know what to do. Find out what your child might be feeling and how you can help.
Latest news and blog
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Teaching your child financial literacy
Blog 16 January 2026Children often learn best when the lesson is practical, relevant and fun. When it comes to money, equipping your child with financial skills isn’t a nice-to-have, it’s essential. With GoHenry’s app, debit card and educational missions, you have a ready partner in making money matters real for young people. -
What is GDPR and why do PTAs have to care about it?
Blog 14 January 2026The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) makes sure organisations – like your PTA – use people’s personal data carefully to protect their security and privacy. It can seem like a daunting subject, but we’ve put together our top tips to help you get to grips with it. -
Understanding your child’s learning style: helping your child succeed in secondary school
Blog 09 January 2026Every child is unique, not only in personality and interests, but also in the way they absorb and process information. Understanding your child’s learning style can make a real difference in how they experience secondary school and how well they retain what they learn.