Be Summer Ready
Summer’s here! And while the kids are cheering, you might be wondering how to keep them entertained (without losing your marbles). That’s where we come in. Be Summer Ready, the ultimate summer pack for parents, is packed with simple, fun and stress-busting ideas to help you navigate the long summer holidays.
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PTAextra magazine for summer 2025
The summer 2025 edition of PTAextra is packed full of insightful content, creative ideas and guidance to help your PTA thrive.
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Eco-friendly parenting: How to raise sustainable kids
Blog 11 July 2025As climate concerns grow and environmental awareness becomes more urgent, many parents are looking for ways to raise children who care about the planet and are equipped to live sustainably. -
How to have a happy handover
Blog 09 July 2025Whether you have one committee member standing down or you’re all moving on, you should have a handover plan in place so new members can land on their feet. Here are the essential things to sort out and documents to share during this transition. -
Inclusive books to read with your child at every age
Blog 04 July 2025Reading with your child is one of the most powerful ways to build connection, spark curiosity and nurture empathy. Inclusive books, stories that reflect a wide range of cultures, identities, abilities and experiences, help children feel seen while expanding their understanding of the world around them.