How do you ensure that everyone in your school community knows about the great work your Parent Club is doing? How do you ensure everyone feels welcome to join in the Club’s activities and have their say?
This section contains lots of practical advice about how to build active participation in your Parent Club.
Down Brighton way, in Melbourne’s south-eastern suburbs, there’s a traditional annual dads’ football match between the Lions (Brighton Primary School) and the Dreamers (Brighton Beach
We’ve been looking at a lot of school websites, and we noticed the Parents and Friends Association at Kennington Primary School in Bendigo. This club
If you’re struggling to attract enough volunteers to run your Parent Club committee and keep a program of events going, you’re definitely not alone. In
Not everyone likes meetings. Many people already have more than enough meetings at work, and just the word “meeting” can be enough to turn some
Many Parent Clubs run Mothers’ Day and Fathers’ Day events. The Parent Group at Oakleigh South Primary School ran one recently, with a small but
There’s always lots to do in a Parent Club – planning and running events and meetings, keeping lists of volunteers, promoting your activities and communicating
Every community – and every school – has different demographics, different strengths and different needs. What are the needs in your school community? How will
The Parents and Friends Association at Williamstown High School has a great way of making their meetings more interesting and bringing useful information and inspiration
The school website is (or should be!) a one-stop-shop for information about the school. It will be used by parents and carers to download documents,
This article is reproduced, with permission, from the ACT Council of P&C Association‘s ParentACTion magazine, Term 2 2022. Note that in the ACT, the Parent
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