About PSG

Join your school's Parent Support Group to contribute your time, talent, and ideas in raising happy, kind, and confident children together.

Last updated 5 August 2026

As a member of a Parent Support Group (PSG), you play a vital role in strong partnerships between the school and the parent community. By working closely with the school, you help foster respectful communication and inspire fellow parents to join you in raising a generation of happy, kind and confident children.

Infographic titled Roles of the PSG listing three roles: Supportive Partner, Bridge between Parents and School, and Lighthouse.

How can the PSG Contribute to the School?

You support your school by contributing your 3 Ts — Time, Talent, and Thought. This enables you to support and connect fellow parents with valuable resources.

Time - Volunteer your time to design and conduct activities aligned with the school's priorities. Your presence and involvement help create a safe, vibrant, and caring environment where our children can thrive.
Talent - Contribute your expertise, talents, individual interests or personal networks. Every parent has something to offer, and your contributions can greatly expand the support available to both the school and the PSG.
Thought - Brainstorm and provide constructive feedback and ideas to improve the school and PSG. Your insights shape contribute to better experience for the school, parents and children.

What to Note as a PSG Member?

Respect Everyone

Model respect for school rules and policies, setting a positive example for students and the wider parent community.
Respect the views and comments of fellow members and school representatives.
Unless authorised by the school leaders, do not represent the school at any external platform (e.g. speaking to the media).

Participate Actively

Promote and participate actively in the school’s programmes for the benefit of all children.
Provide constructive feedback to the school through official channels (e.g. dialogue sessions, PSG meetings).