King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Girls Parent Teacher Association is a register charity, registered number 519525, which has three main aims as defined by its constitution.

1) To advance the education of pupils of the school by providing funds and facilities for the school which might not normally be provided.

2) To foster the relationships between staff, parents, pupils and any others associated with the school.

3) To support the school in any appropriate manner

All parents/guardians automatically become members of the PTA on their daughters joining the school and there are several practical ways for them to support the PTA.

Firstly, the PTA constantly needs new committee members to replace those whose daughters leave the school or who stand down. There are approximately four to six events each school year where the PTA requires parental assistance such as car park marshalling, serving refreshments or simply providing a parental presence at a disco. Additionally, the PTA holds three or four committee meeting per school year as well as an AGM.

The second way parents can help is by becoming a volunteer. All new parents are given an opportunity to complete a PTA volunteer form which provides details which can be held on file and be contacted as and when required.

Thirdly, the PTA run a 100 Club which is their main income. All new parents are given an opportunity of joining the 100 Club by completing the requisite form and specifying the number of units required at £1 per calendar month(or £12 per annum). Each number they are allocated goes into a monthly draw with a £50 first prize and three prizes of £20.

Lastly, the PTA underwrites the pupil insurance premium each year and all new parents are requested to consider a one-off voluntary contribution towards this amount.

For more information about the PTA and its work please contact the school in the first instance.

To download or view any of the PTA documents please CLICK HERE