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The mission of Teachers Unify to End Gun Violence is to empower educators to demand our communities are safe from gun violence. We support, elevate, and organize teachers and school staff -- we are on the front lines of the gun violence epidemic in America. Teachers Unify is building systems to guide educators, school staff, students, parents, guardians and others to speak up about their experiences and fears of gun violence, to demand a say in safety plans at work and in communities, and to affect change for the safety and well-being of children and families.

ORMTA is a not-for-profit provincial organization managed by a volunteer council and comprised of more than 1,300 Registered Music Teachers and related members across Ontario. ORMTA is affiliated with the national association, the Canadian Federation of Music Teachers' Associations (CFMTA). The aim of ORMTA is to encourage and provide the highest calibre of music education possible and to promote high standards of music in each community.

At William Patten Primary School we value children as individuals. In partnership with the Parents, Teachers & Friends Association (PTFA) we help our children to understand their role as members of the school and of the wider community, and to see how they can contribute to a better society.

We are a charity made up of a dynamic team of parents and teachers who work together with the school community to raise money, helping to give our children the best opportunities. The funds we raise provide additional equipment and experiences that fall outside normal local authority funding.

Parents as Teachers (PAT) works with parents to provide them with support and information on their developing child and to foster stong, nurturing relationships. Through regular personal home visits, parent group meetings, developmental screenings and connection to community resources the program: - increases parent knowledge of early childhood development and improves parenting practices - provides early detection of developmental delays and health issues - increases children's school readiness and school success - prevents child abuse and neglect The core values of the PAT model are that: - parents are their children's first and most influential teachers - the early years of a child's life are critical for optimal development and provide the foundation for success in school and life - research should be the foundation of parent education and family support services - an understanding and appreciation of the history and traditions of diverse cultures is essential

The PTA is a vital part of our school’s community. We work closely with parents, students, staff, teachers and administrators to enhance the educational experience of our children, to celebrate our community, and to recognize the work of the professionals and volunteers who make it all happen. We also serve as a collective voice for children and families to advocate for policies and procedures that impact our lives. The PTA is a resource center, an information hub, and a gathering place for the entire TPES community. We encourage you to return frequently for news and, above all, to stay informed and engaged.

The mission of the MTAC Foundation is to provide opportunities for further musical education, the creation of new music, and public performances through scholarships, grants, and awards.

The Gorsey Bank PTA community work hard to raise additional funds for the school in order to provide those extra things that make the school day even more fun and enriching. We normally do this with events but COVID has stopped most of our ability to do this. We need your support more than ever.

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The Roundhill Association (RHA) is the PTA of Roundhill PrimarySchool. Our aim is to raise additional funds for the school to fund equipment for extra-curricular activities and outdoor play areas. We do this throughout the year running events suitable for all the family! Come & join in the fun!

The PTFA aims to raise vital funds to provide the right resources and facilities for pupils to learn.

Springfield School is a Special Needs School based in Witney, Oxfordshire for children with severe and profound learning difficulties between the ages of 3-16. The PTA helps fundraise for things such as sensory equipment, minibuses, bikes and to provide experiences like horse riding for the pupils.