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Contents 43


Agenda 07 News: The latest fundraising ideas and inspiration


08 Roundup: Help with prizes, school competitions to enter this term, plus some food for thought


11 Diary of a PTA Chair: An account of one PTA’s busy autumn term


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The PTA+ team communityinspired.co.uk


Editor: Carol Rogerson carol.rogerson@


Resources editor: Emma Griffi n emma.griffi n@


communityinspired.co.uk Sub editor: Zoë Hill Design: Joanna Bettles


Admin assistant: Sarah Everson Digital assistant: Roz Smith


Advertising: Richard Manville richard.manville@


communityinspired.co.uk Tel: 01342 718679


Thank you to Natalie Keeler, Peter Rodway, Nicola Bloom, Anna Scott,


Daniel Etherington, Katie Wyartt and all the PTA members who have shared their stories this issue.


Cover: Competition winner, James Bambrook, age 10


12 COVER Giveaways: Enter our free prize draws to be in with a chance of winning school resources


14 COVER Green-fi ngered groups: Why having a school garden can help with learning, wellbeing and understanding – and how to make the most of your outdoor spaces


Running a PTA 19


Events 41


Our duck race raised a ‘quacking’ £2,000


43 Spring fever: Ideas for fun seasonal fundraising events


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Crowning glory: Hold a jubilee-themed celebration


48 COVER All the fun of the fair: Late summer fairs that were successful – and safe


51 Spring clean your PTA shed


Wish list 53 The Hen House Farm: Bringing poultry-raising to schools


Reinvent meetings: Bringing a new approach to your meeting culture


21 Small effort, big difference: Using helpers that are short on time


24 COVER Come together: How to challenge stereotypes and make your association more inclusive


29 Restricted funds: FAQs for charities raising money for a single project


Fundraising 31


54 56 51 PTA top buys: Outdoor learning


The great outdoors: Workshops that celebrate the natural world


School’s out 58 Worth sharing: Inspiring community success stories


Beanz Meanz Harrison: How a head teacher raised £2,100 from a sponsored baked bean bath


32 Hotspot: Green schemes that will raise funds and benefi t the planet


Contribute


Send your ideas and success stories to info@pta.co.uk


35 Parting is such sweet sorrow: Send Year 6 pupils off in style


39 We raised £7,600 with a place in the Virgin Money London Marathon


pta.co.uk SPRING 2022 5


PTA+ magazine is published three times a year by Community Inspired Ltd. Nothing in this magazine may be reproduced in whole or part without the written permission of the publisher. Acceptance of advertisements does not imply recommendation by the publisher. The views herein are not necessarily those of the publisher. All material submitted for publication is sent at the owner’s risk and, while every care is taken, neither PTA+ magazine nor its agents accept any liability for loss or damage. Although PTA+ magazine has endeavoured to ensure that all content is correct, prices and details may be subject to change. PTA+ magazine cannot be held responsible for unsolicited material.


*The only time we pass your details on to a third party is if you win a giveaway or competition. Only winners’ details are given to the company offering a giveaway prize.


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