Moseley Church Of England School Parent Teacher Association
Charity 1040045
Overview
Summary
Moseley Church Of England School Parent Teacher Association appears to be a school-linked civic connector rather than a direct service provider. Its role is to mobilise parents and teachers around events that generate both financial support and relationships, with the intended benefit flowing to pupils through school enhancement and enrichment. The organisation’s distinctive value may lie in combining resource raising with community-building across groups that can otherwise engage with the school separately.
Operational geography
Evidence and reasoning
Supporting evidence
Moseley
Confidence: high
Direct evidence identifies the charity as the parent-teacher association for Moseley Church of England Primary School and describes its activity as fundraising and non-fundraising events to enhance and enrich that school. The school is in Moseley, and Birmingham City Council identifies it as being in Moseley ward. This supports a single, school-centred operational footprint rather than wider delivery.
- Charity Commission Register of Charities, charity 1040045
The charity states that it organises fundraising and non-fundraising events to raise money for the enhancement and enrichment of the school and to build links between parents, children and teachers. - Moseley Church of England Primary School official contact page
The school is located in Moseley, Birmingham. - Birmingham City Council school directory
Moseley Church of England Primary School is listed in Moseley ward.
Remaining uncertainties
- The available evidence does not specify where individual PTA events are held. They may sometimes use venues outside the school site, but there is no current evidence of a recurring operational presence elsewhere.
- The PTA's collaboration with parents, teachers and the school is integral to its work, but no evidence identifies external partner organisations that materially extend its operational reach beyond Moseley.
- The registered charity address matches the school site, but it does not by itself prove that every activity takes place on that site.
Additional evidence needed
- A current PTA programme, annual report or official school PTA page listing event venues and delivery locations.
- Evidence of any regular external venues, partner-led projects or activities serving schools or communities beyond Moseley Church of England Primary School.
Areas of work
- General Charitable Purposes
Who they help
- Children/young People
How they help
- Other Charitable Activities
- Provides Other Finance
Discoveries involving this organisation
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Observations
A bridge between school and family communities
The association appears to use shared events not only to raise funds but to create links between parents, children and teachers. This suggests that relationship-building is part of its operating model, rather than merely a by-product of fundraising.
Why it matters
Understanding the association as a connector helps explain its potential contribution to school belonging, parental involvement and informal collaboration around pupils’ education.
Show evidence
“A range of fundraising and non fundraising events are organised by the school's Parents and Teachers Association.”
Source:Organisation“The events aim to forge links between the parents, children and teachers.”
Source:Organisation
An indirect model of educational support
The association appears to advance pupils’ education chiefly by generating additional resources and enrichment around the school, rather than by delivering educational services itself.
Why it matters
This distinguishes the organisation from charities working directly with young people and indicates that its effectiveness may depend on how well raised funds are translated into school improvements.
Show evidence
“The charitable object is to advance the education of the pupils in the school.”
Source:Charity Commission“Events raise money for the enhancement and enrichment of the school.”
Source:Organisation“The charity provides other finance and other charitable activities.”
Source:Charity Commission
Community participation may be as important as income
The inclusion of non-fundraising events suggests the association may value participation and shared school life independently of financial return.
Why it matters
This may make it a useful partner for efforts to widen family engagement, although the available evidence does not show which families participate or whether engagement is inclusive.
Show evidence
“A range of fundraising and non fundraising events are organised by the school's Parents and Teachers Association.”
Source:Organisation
- How funds are allocated and which forms of enhancement or enrichment they support.
- Whether participation reaches families who are less connected to the school.
- What relationships the association has with other local organisations.
Remaining uncertainties
- Recent accounts or annual reports showing income, spending priorities and funded projects.
- Information on event attendance, volunteer participation and efforts to include diverse families.
- Examples of partnerships with the school or wider local community.
Additional evidence needed
Charity Commission profile
Activities
A range of fundraising and non fundraising events organised by the schools' Parents and Teachers Association to raise money for the enhancement and enrichment of the school and to forge links between the parents, children and teachers.
Charity objects
TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS IN THE SCHOOL.