Garden Party
We would be delighted for you to join us for a special summer garden party in the beautiful grounds of Cheam School.
Saturday 4th July, 2pm-5pm, Cheam School in Newbury (RG19 8LD).
As well as having the opportunity to explore Cheam’s formal gardens, you will enjoy an afternoon of cakes, refreshments and fabulous live music from local singer Amber-May – plus there will be lots of fun games for children.
All proceeds will go towards PACT’s work with adoptive families, women seeking support and children who have experienced trauma. We would love to see you there! 🌷

Further details about PACT’s Garden Party:
- The dress code is smart casual.
- There will be plenty of fun children’s games and activities.
- Live music will be provided by Amber-May.
- Parking will be available.
- The gardens are accessible for wheelchairs though the ground is not always level.
- Only pre-booked attendees will be able to join the event. Bookings will close at 12pm on Friday 3rd July 2026.
- Children accompanying a paying adult are welcome however a free ticket must be booked.
- Please kindly note that dogs will be not permitted at this event.
- The event will be held under the loggia but please keep an eye on the weather and bring brollies if needed. ☀️
If you have any questions, please email Julie.Maclean@pactcharity.org.
Amber-May
Amber-May is a soulful singer-songwriter influenced by jazz, blues, R&B and classic soul. Known for her rich, expressive vocals, she brings warmth and authenticity to every performance, blending timeless sounds with a contemporary feel.
Amber-May said: “I’m really looking forward to performing at Cheam School in support of PACT. Music has such a powerful way of bringing people together, and I’m honoured to be supporting a cause that means so much.”

What a previous attendee had to say
“One of the highlights of PACT’s garden parties is the gathering together of like minded souls in beautiful surroundings to support a very worthy cause.
PACT’s garden parties are extremely sociable events in beautiful gardens with fabulous cakes and tea. We hear extraordinary stories of how people’s lives have formed through strength and support and the love that children and families have found and made together.”

