Parents' Pages

Information for parents

We operate an "open door ^“ policy to encourage and value parents as important school life.

Regular newsletters keep parents involved and informed as well as termly information sheets from each Year group about the work the children are undertaking and planned activities due to take place.

Parents are invited to class assemblies.

Parents evenings are held regularly and parents are also encouraged to discuss anything as regards their child's welfare and learning as and when necessary and appropriate.

Many parents help in school e.g. Reading, craft groups, cooking, swimming, transport, help on trips and are encouraged to support school events and activities. (see below)

We have an active Parent Friends Association which provides additional funding for resources and facilities for the children. It holds an AGM in October and runs a series of events and activities during the year. Each class is encouraged to have at least one parent representative and the committee also includes a staff representative and the Headteacher.

HOW YOU CAN HELP YOUR CHILD

Ensure your child has the correct uniform and PE kit. and that school on the day it is needed.
Name everything clearly.
Help him/her to organise the things needed for school. .As the child gets older expect him/her to do this for him/herself.
Ensure your child is not late for school.
Attendance is important - value each day.
Read all newsletters and letters that come home with your child.
Encourage them to take part in everything that is offered by school.
Praise and encourage them in all that they attempt and achieve.
Enjoy reading with your child.
Join in the "shared reading" with your child to make books enjoyable and fun.
Keep in regular contact with the school and your child's teacher.
Support homework activities e.g. spellings, tables, practise activities, topic work, own research.
Attend parents evenings, meetings, class assemblies, and other school events.
Support PFA through it's events or by being on the committee.
Share and value your child's portfolio and record of achievement.
If your child needs extra help and support, talk to the class teacher and special-needs co-ordinator so that we can all work together on behalf of your child.
If you are worried or concerned about anything to do with your child, please com and discuss it with us. We are here to help.

We see our role as a partnership with you as parents and your child in his/her learning and educational experiences. Your child is special, important, and valued. We have high expectations and set high standards for success and achievement These can only be achieved by home and school working together in the interests of your child.

Disclaimer

This play equipment was designed for use by pupils under supervision during school hours only. Any other use is unauthorised and neither the school nor Hampshire County Council shall be liable for any loss, damage, injury or death caused by such authorised use.

This car par is not supervised and neither the School nor Hampshire County Council shall be liable for any loss or damage to or from vehicles whilst in the car park.

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HOW YOU CAN HELP YOUR CHILD