Friends of SOUTH MALLING
The Friends is a charity whose aim is to support South Malling School.
We are an open and friendly group of parents, teachers, extended family and members of the local community working towards a common goal - supporting the school community and helping our children make the most of their time at school.
When you support us, you're not just baking a cake, donating cash or giving up your time to volunteer; you're buying your child playground equipment to climb on at break time, sending them on outings to places they've never been, making new friends, building a community and helping to make South Malling School ever more brilliant.
Studies show there's a direct link between parental involvement at school and how well children do. When they see us involved in their school and learning, it encourages them to do their best. Being active in a parent group not only improves the school, it makes you an excellent role model.
The Friends help build a community - friendships and support network. How much or how little you choose to get involved is really up to you. Get in touch!
Contact us
Most of the friends will be at school at pick up or drop off.
Key Roles
*The Chair: Claire Champness
*The Deputy: Natasha Fuller
*The Treasurer: Matthew Dillon
*The Secretary: Clare Cornford
The Comms Agent: position vacant
Events Directors: positions vacant
Grants officer: Fran Hortop
Refreshments and Catering: position vacant
Uniform manager: Natasha Fuller
Shed manager: position vacant
Community Liaison officer: Claire Parsons
Shopper: position vacant
*Elected roles
If you can’t find us or don’t know who we are email us at friends@southmalling.e-sussex.sch.uk or contact your class rep.
Class Reps
Lilac Lambs: Alex Brentnall
Red Rabbits: Kate Roe
Gold Gibbons: Kristina Archer
Turquoise Toucans: Rachel Clowes
Blue Badgers: Michael Bennett
Orange Owls: Sigi Schuster
Emerald Elephants: Mandi Ramshaw
Purple Polar Bears: Martina Moss
Purple Penguins: Susie Moate
We are registered at the Charity Commission number 1061810