Friends of Ireleth
Many schools have a PTA, Parents Association or Friends of… Group. They are a great way of getting to know other families and staff whilst making a real contribution to the quality of school life for all.
Whilst fund-raising is a major part of Friends of Ireleth (FOI) activities and directly contributes to the improvement of the school, there's a lot more to it than that. FOI provides a great way to build the whole school community, including links with the wider society, all of which benefits the school and offers a positive influence within the local area.
In a nutshell, FOI members also provide a willing workforce for the school when extra hands are needed, hold social events to bond the school community, run extra-curricular clubs for children and adults, and support parents through times of change. Members are knowledgeable about the school and enthuse about it to enhance its reputation to the wider community. The varied work means there's something for everyone - it's not just about being on the committee.
Children love seeing their parents in school. You can benefit them, improve their educational environment and make friends too.
If you would like to become a committee member or help with any upcoming events with FOI please contact our staff representatives on:
sarahjackson@irelethst-peters.cumbria.sch.uk
or
gritchie@irelethst-peters.cumbria.sch.uk
Whilst fund-raising is a major part of Friends of Ireleth (FOI) activities and directly contributes to the improvement of the school, there's a lot more to it than that. FOI provides a great way to build the whole school community, including links with the wider society, all of which benefits the school and offers a positive influence within the local area.
In a nutshell, FOI members also provide a willing workforce for the school when extra hands are needed, hold social events to bond the school community, run extra-curricular clubs for children and adults, and support parents through times of change. Members are knowledgeable about the school and enthuse about it to enhance its reputation to the wider community. The varied work means there's something for everyone - it's not just about being on the committee.
Children love seeing their parents in school. You can benefit them, improve their educational environment and make friends too.
If you would like to become a committee member or help with any upcoming events with FOI please contact our staff representatives on:
sarahjackson@irelethst-peters.cumbria.sch.uk
or
gritchie@irelethst-peters.cumbria.sch.uk
Friends of Ireleth are currently very busy planning for our upcoming Christmas Fundraisers and Activities.
Dates for the Diary:
Friday 26th November - ISP Christmas Fair
Saturday 11th December - Christmas Messy Play
If you require any further information on these events at this time or would like to purchase a ticket for our Messy Play, please contact the school office.
Our Vision
At Ireleth St Peter’s, through values rooted in Christian teaching, our community nurtures and enables positive foundations for life. Our distinct Christian ethos permeates throughout ISP.
Working together in successful partnership, our school family embraces the common goal of inspiring every child to reach their fullest potential, through God’s love.
