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Parent, Teacher & Friends Association (PTFA)

Welcome to the 'Friends' page. 


The Friends (Parent, Teacher & Friends Association), is a group of Parents, members of the Community, Governors and Staff who come together to help raise funds and support the School to help make the school the best it can be. 

 

Our main objective is to advance the education of the pupils in the School by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the school (not normally provided by the Local Education Authority).

    Who are we?

     

    We are all volunteers that care about our children's education and helping to enrich their school experience. Some of the benefits of volunteering are:

     

    • Improve the school’s facilities, community spirit and partnership with parents
    • Socialise and get to know each other whilst taking part in a range of activities
    • Find out more about how the school works, developing effective partnerships with the teaching and non-teaching staff
    • Fundraise for extra items or services to enrich the children’s education
    • Increase your own knowledge and skills
    • Give those with a parenting role a voice in education

     

    Hannah Guy (Chair)Jennie Garlick (Secretary)
    Emma Smith (Treasurer)Kathryn Harris (2nd Uniform)
    Mel StannardDonna Liddelow-Orphan
    Beccy ElwellAli Lovatt
    Rachel Basterfield (Helper)Sarah Curley (Helper)
    Lucy Parker (Helper)Jon Hempstead (Helper)
    Steph Worledge (Helper)Hazel Carter (Helper)
    Kirsty Halliday (Helper) 

     

    Get Involved! 

    The PTFA offers a varied calendar of fundraising and community events. It organises activities that are fun for children of all ages and their families. 

     

    All parents, carers and grandparents are welcome to join as volunteers or active committee members at any time. If you have any questions or would like to get involved, please get in touch by email or via the FaceBook Group. (Link below)

     

    Our AGM is being held on the 19th October at the Eliot Arms. Come along and have some fun! 

                                                                             

     

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    WAYS TO SUPPORT 

     

     

    Play the lottery, support your school – it’s that simple!
     

    Playing Your School Lottery will help us raise funds that can support and enrich the
    educational experience of our children.


    Tickets cost £1.00 a week with a guaranteed* school winner every week and a top prize of £25,000 up for grabs across all school lottery participants.
     

    To join visit Your School Lottery SIMPLY CLICK ON THE ICON ABOVE! 


    We all have such busy lives, and this a quick and easy way to support our PTFA fundraising, we greatly appreciate your support, and we wish you good luck!


    *Guaranteed school winner prize fund is dependent on tickets sold and can be up to £1,000!. Players must be 16 or over and physically located within the UK.


    Always play responsibly, playing the lottery is a gambling activity, if you need to talk to someone please contact: Gamble Aware

     

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    SHOPPING ONLINE!

     

    You spend, brands donate. 

     

    Sign up to Amazon Smile, Easy Fund Raising or The Giving Machine and see your favourite brands donate to your School whenever you shop with them. Raising funds for the Friends of St Germans School has never been easier!

     

     

    Simply set up your free account and select ‘Friends of St Germans ’ as your chosen charity. There is no extra cost to you - Click the links below to set up today:

     

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    DONATE 

     

    INLJET CARTRIDGE RECYCLING 

     

    Help the environment and the school! 

    You can help the Friends to raise money by recycling used inkjet printer cartridges.

    Simply drop them off your used inkjet printer cartridges at the school reception.

     

    RECYCLE WITH MICHEAL

     

    Donate your preloved clothing and shoes and raise funds 

    Drop off container next to school bike shed

     

    Facilitated by The Salvation Army’s Clothing Collection service, this nationwide scheme aims to divert thousands of tonnes of unwanted items away from landfill, while educating our children about the importance of reusing and recycling. Facilitated by The Salvation Army’s Clothing Collection service, this nationwide scheme aims to divert thousands of tonnes of unwanted items away from landfill, while educating our children about the importance of reusing and recycling.

     

    We do accept:

    • Clothing
    • Shoes (preferably in pairs, tied together if possible)
    • Socks
    • Pyjamas
    • Bed linen (sheets, pillow cases)

     

    We don't accept:

    • Damaged clothing and shoes 
    • Duvets, pillows, sleeping bags 
    • Underwear 
    • Electricals 
    • Toys   

     

     

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