Our PTA Body

Finding Inspiration in Every Turn

At Yabnel International Preparatory and Care Centre, we believe that a strong partnership between home and school creates the foundation every child needs to thrive. Our Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) is an important part of this partnership—bringing parents, teachers, and school leadership together to support our students’ academic, social, and emotional development.

Who We Are

The PTA is made up of dedicated parents and guardians who volunteer their time, ideas, and talents to enrich the school community. Alongside our teachers and staff, the PTA works to strengthen communication, build community spirit, and create opportunities that support our children’s learning.

What We Do

Our PTA plays a key role in enhancing the Yabnel experience through:

Parent involvement: Encouraging open communication and creating a welcoming environment where families feel included and informed.
Events & activities: Supporting school events, fundraisers, and family-oriented activities that foster community bonding and student engagement.
Student enrichment: Assisting with programs and initiatives that promote academic growth, creativity, leadership, and positive values.
Support for teachers: Providing resources, appreciation initiatives, and hands-on support for classroom activities and school projects.

Why the PTA Matters

A strong PTA helps ensure that each child receives the well-rounded educational experience that Yabnel is known for. With active participation, parents become partners in shaping a nurturing, safe, and inspiring school environment. Together, we help our students feel supported, confident, and ready to achieve their fullest potential.

How Parents Can Get Involved

We welcome all parents and guardians to take part in our PTA. Whether through volunteering, sharing ideas, attending meetings, or participating in events—every voice makes a difference.

If you’d like to join our PTA or learn how you can support upcoming activities, please speak with the school office or a PTA representative.