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HPA Committee
HPA Committee
To engage in activities that support the School, with particular focus on social events involving parents, to which pupils and staff are welcome
Kazakhstan HPA Constitution
The Haileybury Parents’ Association (HPA) was formed in recognition of the emerging role that parents play in the modern independent school. The full constitution is detailed below:
Aim
To engage in activities that support the School, with particular focus on social events involving parents, to which pupils and staff are welcome.
Membership
Membership is available to all parents of pupils currently in the school. Apart from the staff representative; teaching staff, pastoral staff, administrators, and pupils are not actually members, but can be invited to attend meetings.
Finances
Whilst the HPA is not established as a fundraising organisation, it requires monies to support its activities. Any surplus funds generated will be used to fund projects that benefit the whole school and its houses. HPA request a termly subscription from each family to fund administration, and to cover the sponsorship of, and any shortfall arising from, the events it organises. Families are permitted to opt out of the HPA subscription.
Parents’ Association Committee
The Haileybury Parents’ Association (HPA) was formed in recognition of the emerging role that parents play in the modern independent school. Key to its function is the Committee. This includes the Chair, Secretary and Treasurer, in addition to individual House representatives and the current Staff representative. Details of each member, including contact details, are provided below.
Parents' Communication Guide
At Haileybury we value the contribution parents can make to the school and we want your time as a parent to be as rewarding for you as it is for your child. To this end we have established a formal Parents’ Association, known as Haileybury Parents’ Association (HPA).
This is a clearly defined structure, governed by its own constitution, which exists simply to provide valuable social interaction for parents. It is run by parents, for parents, and is supported by the staff.
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