PTAextra magazine for Autumn/Winter 2026
Kick-start the school year with the Autumn/Winter 2026 edition of PTAextra. Discover how a bike bus can transform the school run, find fresh fundraising inspiration, welcome new parents into your community, learn how to apply for grants, and enjoy crafts, recipes and your FREE 2026–2027 PTA planner.
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Latest news and blog
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Welcome back to school — here’s to a great year!
Blog 02 September 2026The first few weeks back at school always feel a bit like a whirlwind. -
10 steps for a calm and confident school transition
Blog 07 August 2026Carly Steel, Neurodivergent Support Specialist and one of our expert webinar facilitators, shares practical actions to help your child feel safer, calmer and more confident. -
How to help your child build their confidence through challenge
Blog 07 July 2026Confidence isn’t something children are simply born with. It grows over time through new experiences, supportive relationships and opportunities to try, fail and try again.