Who WE ARE

The PTA is made up of a group of volunteers. We manage fundraising, organise and help out at events and support the delivery of projects and activities within the school. If you come across us at the school drop-off or at an event be sure to say hello.

You can find out more about the roles within the PTA here

Meet the team

Bryan

Woolgar-O'Neil

(chair)

VACANCY

(treasurer)

Tracey Davids

(secretary)

Stephen Atkinson

(staff representative)

Ana Aguilar

(committee member)

Aimee Daffarn

(committee member)

Beatriz Aymat

(committee member)

Becci Lilley

(committee member)

Ben Watkins

(committee member)

Chloe

Woolgar-O'Neil

(communications officer)

David Cahill Roots

(committee member)

Felicity Jump

(committee member)

Gemima King

(committee member)

Helen Mulligan

(committee member)

Katharine Smith

(committee member)

Maria David

(committee member)

Orla Machin

(committee member)

Quentin Monnet

(committee member)

Rebecca Cahill Roots

(committee member)

Yun Shin

(committee member)

Yuliya Krasnikova

(committee member)

What is a Parent Teacher Association (PTA)?

A Parent Teacher Association (PTA), is an organisation of parents and staff. PTAs are best known for their fundraising work, but they have a useful social function too. visit our Mission page to find out more about the work we do.

Find out about the different roles within the PTA here

How is the money spent?

The PTA raises funds to provide additional resources and experiences beyond the school's regular budget, often focused on enhancing learning with fun and exciting activities. The committee, along with the headteachers, decide how to allocate these funds with both long-term goals (such as renovating the quiet area), and shorter-term goals (like supplying sand for the Reception play area).

How can I get in touch?

We are always looking for new volunteers. The easiest way to get in touch is to email contact@fundmayfield.com and one of our team will get back to you. There are photos of our team above if you'd rather say hello at the school or at an event.