Parents and Citizens Association
Our P&C is a group of parents, carers and school community members. They assist with school planning, fundraising, events and volunteering. Our P&C works in partnership with our school to promote the interests of our school community.
P&C meetings
The Parents and Citizens’ Association meets twice each term on a Tuesday evening in the staff common room. The Executive Meeting is held at 6.30pm, followed by the General Meeting at 7.30pm.
Join our P&C
Joining the P&C a great way to meet other families, get involved and contribute to our school's future. We would love to have you on board!
You can reach out to the P&C directly by email at pnc@cths.nsw.edu.au and we always respond promptly to your questions or requests.
2026 P&C Meeting Dates
- Tuesday 10 February
- Tuesday 24 March (Annual General Meeting)
- Tuesday 28 April
- Tuesday 9 June
- Tuesday 4 August
- Tuesday 8 September
- Tuesday 20 October
The Association aims are:
1. To promote the interest of the school by bringing parents, citizens, students and teaching staff into close co-operation; and
2. To assist in providing facilities and equipment for the school and in promoting the recreation and wellbeing of the students at the school.
Funds are obtained predominantly through contributions from school families and profits from the school canteen. Funds have been are used for the specific support of key learning areas, technology (purchase and support), a school bus, and various student wellbeing initiatives. Each year funds are also given to the school to assist with awards, scholarships and the sponsoring of school events as well as the cost of maintaining the grounds and gardens.
Throughout the year the P&C encourages presentations by speakers, including teachers and year advisers, on topics that are of interest to the parent and community group. The regular meetings are open to attendance by all parents and other community members, they provide opportunity to learn more about the activities of the P&C, and also to provide input to areas of focus.