Claverley PTA is a thriving association which raises welcome funds and brings awareness to the student needs of the school. With teacher/parent cooperation, we are making great strides in keeping Claverley School a fantastic place for children to learn and have fun.
We are lucky to have a strong and willing group of volunteers, who are constantly thinking of new and exciting ways to raise money.
Additional help is always welcome.
Some of the exciting events organised and run by the PTA include: Mothers’ and Fathers’ Day Shop, discos, movie nights, Breakfast with Santa, Easter Egg Hunts, Summer Fair, cake sales and ‘Break the Rules’ day.
So far, any money raised has gone towards supporting the children in so many ways including: new books, new playtime equipment, a set of IPads, the refurbished library, maths equipment and theatre trips and much more!
Summer Fair.
Year 6 trip to the Pioneer Centre – thanks to the money raised by the PTA!
Funding for many extras to enhance the learning experience for the children at Claverley.
Christmas shop
Years 3-6 had a chance to go on the climbing wall. A chance to test their resilience and teamwork. They did fabulously!
Lots of new IPads thanks to all the fundraising.
Funding was provided for Year 6 to go to the Space Centre at Leicester as part of their science topic.
This term, we have had great fun at the Pumpkin Patch
The pumpkin patch was a huge success and the children had lots of fun picking their ‘perfect’ pumpkin in the Autumn sunshine. Thank you for all the parents ongoing support of these events and a special thank you to Beech House Farm Pumpkins for kindly donating the fabulous pumpkins. The PTA have raise a whopping £322.00 for the school. It was great fun!
Calendar of events
Spend chart
The PTA have had a really active autumn term and they raised an amazing £2547.48 at their ‘Winter Wonderland’ Ball.
Some photos from the Christmas shop.
School were able to use £300 donated by the PTA to fund the new books for the ‘Bookfest’ that each class is running. The children were so enthusiastic and delighted with them.