
The National Parent Survey 2025
The National Parent Survey 2025 is now live. As the UK’s largest annual parent poll, it captures the views and experiences of nearly 6,000 parents. From behaviour and bullying to SEND provision, wellbeing, and the role of technology, the findings provide vital insight into the challenges and opportunities facing families and schools.
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PTAextra Autumn/Winter 2025
From fresh event ideas and smart AI hacks to governance know-how and laugh-out-loud PTA confessions, this issue has everything you need to start the year with energy and inspiration.
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Stress-free morning routines for primary school families
22 August 2025Mornings can be hectic for families with primary school children, but with some planning and organisation, you can create a stress-free start to the day.
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Your PTA Community Team: here to help you thrive
Blog 24 September 2025Running a PTA can be incredibly rewarding — but let’s be honest, it can also feel overwhelming at times. Whether you’re navigating committee roles, planning events or trying to boost engagement, you don’t have to do it alone. That’s where the PTA Community Team at Parentkind comes in. -
Promoting healthy eating
Blog 19 September 2025Helping your child develop healthy eating habits is one of the most valuable gifts you can give them. Good nutrition supports growth, boosts energy, improves concentration and sets the foundation for lifelong wellbeing. -
Feeling unsure in your PTA role? You’re not alone
Blog 17 September 2025Stepping into a PTA role can be exciting — but it can also feel overwhelming. Whether you’re new to the committee or have been involved for years, it’s completely normal to have moments of doubt. You might be wondering if you’re doing things ‘right’, if you’re making a difference or if you even belong in the role at all.