Parent Representatives

Every half term the Headteacher aims to meet with a group of parent representatives from across the school at the Parent Forum meeting. The Parent Representatives are self-nominated and selected at random.

The role of Parent Representative

Every half term the Headteacher aims to meet with a group of parent representatives from across the school at the Parent Forum meeting. The Parent Representatives are self-nominated and selected at random.

The main aim of the meetings is to use the voice of our parents to help us achieve the best possible outcomes for our children. It is an opportunity for the Headteacher to share information about School Developments and for the parent representatives to share feedback from their class. Information shared is always thematic; this is not a forum for individual circumstances to be discussed.

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Communication

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Commitment

Why become a Parent Rep?

There are many good reasons to get involved as your child’s class rep. The main one is to help your child’s school.

The school sets the curriculum agenda. This is strategically managed by school leaders and is a balance of our curriculum ambitions, school resources and children’s timetables. Feedback shared with parent representatives should not become a ‘shopping list’ of more things the school could offer or significant changes to our offer.

Main Aims:

To strengthen the partnership between parents and staff.
To be a visible presence for the parent of your class.
To support the children’s learning
To facilitate parental understanding of the curriculum of the school
To share and celebrate the successes of our community
To provide clarification over any issues in order to avoid confusion
To involve parents in the decision-making process for various improvements and changes within the school
To act as a forum for feedback and a voice for suggestions
To offer collective support for school projects.
To encouraging parents to support school and class events.

To strengthen the partnership between parents and staff. 100% 100%
To be a visible presence for the parent of your class. 95% 95%
To support the children’s learning 79% 79%
To facilitate parental understanding of the curriculum of the school 87% 87%
To share and celebrate the successes of our community 100% 100%
To provide clarification over any issues in order to avoid confusion 92% 92%
To involve parents in the decision-making process for various improvements and changes within the school 98% 98%
To act as a forum for feedback and a voice for suggestions 100% 100%
To offer collective support for school projects. 100% 100%
To encouraging parents to support school and class events. 100% 100%