Old Girls and parents play an active role in school life at Queen Anne's. Presenting to the girls, attending events and volunteering their skills are some of the valuable ways they contribute.

Old Girls and parents are also leaders in the community as members of the Old Girls' Society and QASPA (Queen Anne's School Parents' Association) and as representatives on the board of governors.

In addition to time and talent, the girls at Queen Anne's benefit from financial support from parents and Old Girls.  Programmes and facilities for the girls are supported through voluntary gifts, support of special projects, investing for the future and legacy gifts.

The Red Cloak Society represents the spirit of dedicated and committed individuals who are responsible for establishing Queen Anne's. Those from the QAS community who give £1000 or more in a given year are recognised for leadership giving as honorary members of the society.