We have at least one general meeting every term to which all parents and staff are very welcome. They usually last about an hour to an hour and a half, often with refreshments, and are held at school in the Hall, canteen, or library/study centre.

The general meetings focus on the issues that really matter to the children and the school. We share opinions, highlight things we might be concerned about, or take the opportunity to find out more about what's new and happening at school.

The Head or a Deputy head teacher attends the meetings - and are happy to answer questions about what's happening in school generally. Everyone values the opportunities that gives to have an open discussion within APSA. Each meeting has a theme where we explore some areas of school life, and the staff often join us for discussions.

As well as the general meetings we have a program of social events during the year culminating in the annual summer fair. Our events are always good fun and raise funds for the school.

APSA has worked actively with the school in the campaigns to obtain specialist science status and to open the 6th Form, with their associated new buildings: follow the links below for more information.

Recently APSA has formed a Special Needs Support Group which holds regular meetings, often with guest speakers, to share resources, ideas, issues and experiences.

The APSA Book Campaign was launched in 2006 to encourage parents and friends of Alexandra Park School to donate books to School Library / Study Centre.

The Science Bid	Bid Support Statements
Time Capsule Event	Time Capsule Photos
6th Form at APS	Book Campaign

 APSA is a registered charity and is governed by a constitution.

The APSA committee runs the association and organises the meetings and events. It's great fun to get involved in school events, and a good way to get to know the school and other parents.

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