Parent School Association

Welcome to the St Paul’s Parent Staff Association (PSA)

Every parent and carer at St Paul’s is already part of our Parent Staff Association — this is your community.

Whether you have lots of time to give or just a little, your involvement makes a difference.

We'd love to hear from you!

Parent School Association (PSA) – Supporting Our Primary School Community

The Parent School Association (PSA) is a voluntary organisation led by parents and carers, dedicated to raising essential funds for our primary school. Every parent, teacher, and carer is automatically a member, helping us build a thriving, supportive school community.

We welcome all contributions of time, skills, or donations, as every effort directly supports our fundraising activities and benefits the children. The money raised by the PSA is invested in vital school resources, learning materials, and equipment not covered by the standard school budget.

By supporting the PSA, you are helping to enrich the educational experience of every child, ensuring they have access to opportunities and resources that place them truly at the heart of our school.

The Aims of the Parent School Association (PSA)

The Parent School Association (PSA) plays a vital role in supporting our primary school. Our key aims are:

·         To raise money for the school through creative and engaging fundraising activities.

·         To build an inclusive and vibrant school community where parents, carers, teachers, and children feel connected and supported.

PSA Fundraising Events

The PSA organises a wide variety of fundraising events throughout the year, including:

·         Cake sales

·         Summer and Christmas fairs

·         Pub quizzes

·         Uniform sales

These events not only raise essential funds but also bring families together, strengthening our school community.

How to Get Involved

The PSA committee publishes a schedule of events on the school website, in the school newsletter, and across our social media channels – including the St Paul’s PSA Facebook page and Instagram account.

We also have a PSA WhatsApp group, where parents and carers can see upcoming volunteering opportunities and stay connected with the latest fundraising news. To join contact us at stpaulspsa@gmail.com.

There are many ways to support the PSA:

·         Attend the next PSA meeting

·         Volunteer with your class representative

·         Join in at one of our fundraising events

·         Share your own fundraising ideas – we’ll be happy to support and promote them

Every contribution, big or small, helps us provide resources and opportunities that directly benefit the children at St Paul’s Primary School.

PSA Committee and Class Reps

We are pleased to confirm our PSA Committee for this year as follows:

·         PSA Chair: Becky (children in year 2 year 4)

PSA Class Reps 2025 – 2026

·         Reception - Amy

·         Y1 – Emma, Holly, Kay and Thea

·         Y2 – Steph and Ale

·         Y3 – Zoe and Amy

·         Y4 – Julia, Louisa and Virginia

·         Y5 – Caroline, Jo, Liz, Hannah, Fran and Kellie

·         Y6 – Rachel, Emma and Hanna

Thank you to those who have volunteered as class reps for this school year. If you are would like to consider volunteering as a class rep, please email the PSA at stpaulspsa@gmail.com for more information.

Thank you for your support.

Links to our fundraising platforms:

Easy fundraising: St Paul's CofE Primary School PSA - Kingston Hill Fundraising | Easyfundraising

PayPal Giving Fund: Donate with PayPal Giving Fund

Raising money online with cashback websites

Easyfundraising

Raise money every time you shop online.

In the last 3 years we have raised £1462.66 for the school with Easyfundraising! Amazing effort! It’s so simple and totally free. Every time you shop online you click on the easyfundraiser browser and the school earns a percentage. Sign up here: https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/stpaulskingstonhill

Contact us: Contact the St Paul's Parent School Association at: stpaulspsa@gmail.com