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Big purchases that make PTA fundraising easier
05 November 2025What big, one-time purchases could make fundraising easier (and cheaper, in the long run) for your PTA? We explore some investments your committee might want to consider -
The Curriculum and Assessment Review: What this means for your child
05 November 2025Professor Becky Francis CBE, Chair of the Curriculum and Assessment Review, explains what the Curriculum and Assessment Review is and what it means for your child. -
How to set clear, age-appropriate boundaries
31 October 2025Boundaries give children a sense of safety and predictability. -
Find your fundraising gold ticket with Wonderful bars!
29 October 2025Lots of PTAs take inspiration from a certain children’s book about a certain chocolate factory to fundraise for their school, but did you know the name of that chocolate bar is a registered trademark so you can’t legally use it? -
TEN licences 101: a quick guide when planning events
22 October 2025If you’re in England or Wales, you’ll need a TEN licence to serve alcohol and provide some types of entertainment at events. Here’s the key information to get you started. -
Socialising in reception
17 October 2025Starting primary school is a huge step for both children and parents alike and while it is just the beginning of an exciting adventure, at times it may feel quite daunting. -
Get your free Be School Ready guides for 2026 reception starters
15 October 2025Starting primary school is one of the biggest milestones in a child’s life. It’s exciting, but it can also feel daunting for children and their families as they prepare for that very first step into reception. That’s why we’re delighted to share that orders are now open for our member PTAs to receive their free 2026 Be School Ready guides! -
How to help your child become an independent learner
10 October 2025Fostering independence in learning is one of the greatest gifts you can give your child. Independent learners are curious, resilient and confident in their ability to tackle challenges. But how can parents support their children in developing these essential skills? The answer lies in understanding the learning process and guiding them through it with the right mindset and tools. -
3 ways to revitalise your Christmas fair
08 October 2025Are your Christmas fairs becoming a bit samey? Here are five ways to jazz things up during the most wonderful fundraising time of the year. -
When school doesn’t sparkle anymore
03 October 2025The first few weeks of school are often filled with excitement. New uniforms, fresh stationery and the thrill of making friends can make the start of reception feel like a big adventure. But as the weeks roll on, the excitement sometimes fades.
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