I have two children at the school, in Reception and Year 3, and have seen first-hand the difference FOSS makes. We're lucky to have such a great school, but budgets are tight, so the PTA's efforts really matter. I'm involved to help our new committee build on the fantastic work of the last and keep the magic alive for every child.

I joined FOSS after seeing how much it helps bridge the gap where school funding falls short. I hadn't realised just how much FOSS provides for the children, and I wanted to be more involved in my child's school community, helping to make a real difference, and support the experiences that make it so special.

My son has just started in Reception, and I am keen to get involved and help where I can. I've seen how much FOSS contributes to the school community, providing opportunities and resources that might not otherwise exist. It's great to be a part of such a dedicated team making a real difference to every child and family.

I've supported FOSS for many years and am proud to serve as treasurer for this amazing charity. The work FOSS does for the school is inspiring, providing vital funds and experiences for every child. I'm pleased to help support projects that make a lasting and positive difference to our school community.

I'm mum to two young children, my son has just started in Reception and my daughter is at nursery. I work full time as a teacher at another local primary school, so I've seen first-hand how much difference a supportive PTA can make. I'm excited to join the FOSS team and help make every child's experience the best it can be.

I've supported the wonderful FOSS team for several years, helping out wherever I can. As both an Early Years Educator and parent, I see first-hand the huge difference their fundraising and events make. The volunteers are such a fantastic, friendly bunch, and it's hard not to get involved when you see their positive impact.

I first got involved with FOSS eight years ago when my son started in Reception. As a part-time working mum with a toddler, I wanted to meet new people and learn more about school life. My daughter is now in Year 3, and I've become more active in organising events. It's so rewarding to be a part of a team that brings joy and vital funds to our school.