In the spring 2022 issue, we look at the benefits that gardens and outdoor spaces bring and take a look at creating a culture of inclusivity at your school. You can discover how three PTAs kept everyone safe at their fairs, plus read about micro-volunteering, the Queen's Jubilee, Year 6 leavers' send-offs and how to spring clean your PTA shed. Read it now!
News: The latest fundraising ideas and inspiration
Roundup: Help with prizes, school competitions to enter this term, plus some food for thought
Diary of a PTA Chair: An account of one PTA's busy autumn term
Giveaways: Enter our free prize draws to be in with a chance of winning school resources
Green-fingered groups: Why having a school garden can help with learning, wellbeing and understanding – and how to make the most of your outdoor spaces
Reinvent meetings: Bringing a new approach to your meeting culture
Small effort, big difference: Using helpers that are short on time
Come together: How to challenge stereotypes and make your organisation more inclusive
Restricted funds: FAQs for charities raising money for a single project
Beanz Meanz Harrison: How a head teacher raised £2,100 from a sponsored baked bean bath
Hotspot: Green schemes that will raise funds and benefit the planet
Parting is such sweet sorrow: Send Year 6 pupils off in style
'We raised £7,600 with a place in the Virgin Money London Marathon'
'Our duck race raised a 'quacking' £2,000'
Spring fever: Ideas for fun seasonal fundraising events
Crowning glory: Hold a jubilee-themed celebration
All the fun of the fair: Late summer fairs that were successful – and safe
The Hen House Farm: Bringing poultry-raising to schools
PTA top buys: Outdoor learning
The great outdoors: Workshops that celebrate the natural world
Worth sharing: Inspiring community success stories
We hope you enjoy the spring issue – remember to share it with the rest of your committee, and drop us an email if you'd like to tell us about your fundraising success!
- Want to appear in a future issue of PTA+ Magazine? Email us with any success stories you'd like to share.
