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How things work on the MSA website. Can't find your answer? Ask us.
On the Events page, go to Add to your calendar and tap Subscribe (iPhone, Mac, Outlook) or Add to Google Calendar. You subscribe once, and every MSA event and school date, and any change to them, shows up by itself.
Local events aren't in it. To add one of those, use Add to my calendar on that event's page.
You remove it in your phone's calendar, not on this website. The calendar lives on your phone (or in your Google account), and we don't know who has added it, so we can't take it off for you.
New calendars can take a few hours to fill in. If it still isn't there, on the Events page open Not showing in Google Calendar? Add it by hand: it shows how to add it on a computer and then switch on Sync for it in the phone app.
Not to look around. You sign in to vote, to say who's coming to an event and to sign up to help. There are no passwords: put in your email on the sign-in page and we email you a link.
Yes, each with your own email. Then link them in My account → Family: you share your children and each event's booking (who's coming, the forms and what's paid), so nobody books the children twice. Reminders and notifications stay your own, and either of you can unlink at any time.
Ask the committee from the About us page. You can also ask to see or correct what we hold about you.
Tap Unsubscribe at the bottom of any MSA email, or untick them in My account → Emails. Sign-in links still arrive when you ask for one.
In My account → Phone notifications. On an iPhone, add MSA to your home screen first (see below): iPhones only allow notifications from apps on the home screen.
Yes, and there's nothing to download from an app store. You add the website to your phone's home screen and it opens like an app, straight to your own page. Get the app shows the steps for your phone.
The Donate page has the ways to give. If you're a UK taxpayer, Gift Aid adds another 25% at no cost to you. Many employers will match what you give or raise (Match funding), and you can raise free donations when you shop online through easyfundraising (Get involved).
Each term the committee and the school shortlist ideas, and families vote on what to fundraise for next (Have your say). The vote guides the committee (the charity's trustees), who make the final decision with the head teacher, and we always publish what we decided and why. See what's been bought on Where your money went.
Please do: on the Ideas page, where you can also like other people's ideas. Leave your email if you'd like to hear what happens to it. Your name is only shown if you tick the box.
Help as much or as little as you like: even an hour at one event makes a difference. Get involved lists the ways, and events that need helpers let you sign up in one tap.
Their first name and year group, if you add them. Only the committee sees first names (to plan numbers for events); we never publish them, and votes are only counted by year group. We only publish photos of children where the school holds photo consent, and never with names. The privacy notice has the details.