The Santiago College Parents’ Association (CP) is made up of 9 parents who work voluntarily and without compensation, with the aim of strengthening the school community, supporting families, and working closely with the school’s leadership team.
The Association’s Board organizes its work through an Executive Committee and various working committees, holding regular meetings and maintaining ongoing communication with the school administration.
In addition to representing parents and actively participating in school life, the Parents’ Association organizes various events and activities throughout the year to raise funds for a Scholarship Fund, which provides temporary financial assistance to families who need support in covering their children’s tuition fees.
The Parents’ Association also encourages all families to actively participate in its parent-led activity groups, which promote healthy lifestyles, teamwork, and family engagement. These currently include Football, Nations, Skiing, Padel, Knitting, among others.
The CP also participates in initiatives focused on the well-being and overall development of our students, such as the Parents’ Prevention Network, which promotes self-care and the prevention of harmful substance use, and the Parents’ Agreement on Social Gatherings and Parties.
Another important initiative is the Family Digital Agreement, which aims to encourage healthy and responsible technology use by promoting a shared commitment among families to delay children’s access to electronic devices.
Additionally, the Parents’ Association organizes and manages the school’s Lost & Found service, in collaboration with a team of volunteer mothers who support the Association’s work. This initiative helps maintain an efficient and organized system for managing and recovering lost school uniforms and sports equipment, while encouraging care, responsibility, and a sense of community among students and families.
Opening hours
Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 14:00 hrs.
Phone
22 7338905 (Pilar Otero)
