Answers to some of the most common queries are below, but please don't hesitate to contact us should you wish to know more.
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What is the purpose of The Friends Association?
The Friends’ aim is twofold; firstly to raise money for the benefit of student activities at the College, and secondly but just as importantly, to provide a social platform for all parents to engage and form friendships.
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How do I join The Friends Association?
All parents are automatically members of The Friends Association; the small per family annual subscription is a compulsory part of school fees.
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How can I become involved with The Friends?
We are always looking for volunteers to help with a wide range of duties. If you want to get involved please click here to register your interest.
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What sort of activities can I volunteer for?
Currently we have volunteers helping with: the Library, Tuck Shop, Sports Café, Exam Reader/Writers, Art Sale, House Music, Ladies Lunch, the Golf Day, Headmaster’s Garden Party, and Second Hand Uniform sales.
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Can I become involved with The Friends on an ad hoc basis or must it be a more permanent commitment?
We gratefully accept all volunteers – for as little or as much help as they can offer.
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How do I make a suggestion for helping out at the College?
We gratefully accept new ideas and initiatives. If you have a suggestion please email President Daivd Moore.
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What does The Friends' Executive Committee do?
The Friends Executive Committee is made up of approximately 15 elected parents plus key King's College representatives – Headmaster, the Development Office and Director of Commercial Services. We meet regularly to oversee the delivery of The Friends annual events calendar, as well as manage funding design, requests and applications.
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How do I join The Friends Executive Committee?
We welcome enquiries from any current parents interested in joining the Executive Committee.
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Who is currently on The Friends Executive Committee?
Please click here to view a list of all the Committee members and their bios.
