Parent Engagment
The Parent Partnership Group Meetings at Preston Manor is a remote initiative that works hard to engage parents in ideas and strategies to ultimately help to raise students' achievement.
There is a small Parent's Focus Group that meets to discuss potential agendas for the Partnership group meetings. Both the Partnership & the Focus group cover all key stages, and recently replaced the Parent Association format.
The revised parent partnership structure will have approximately 2 meetings a term. Prior to these meetings, all parents will be asked to complete a survey beforehand. Themes within the survey will change each time, and reflect the issues at the time.
The Parent Partnership is a valued forum for parents/carers to share initiatives and discuss concerns with invited and key members of the school community. Importantly, the parent partnership works to both engage and inform our parents/carers.
Please email a.ward@preston-manor.com if you would like to send a message to the Parent Partnership, or would like to raise issues that you think would be useful to discuss at our next meeting.
PLEASE NOTE : If you would require documents to be interpreted or translated for clarity, please do not hesitate to bring this to the attention of the Assistant Head (Mr Ward). We will endeavour to ensure that all communications are understood by all families.
Parent View
Parent View is an online survey that allows parents to give their views about their child’s school. By ‘parents’, we mean any person with parental responsibility for a child at the school.
Parents can complete the survey at any time. It is also the main mechanism for parents to give their views to inspectors at the time of a school inspection.
The survey can be accessed directly from the Ofsted Parent View site or from the homepage of Ofsted website.
We encourage parents to use Ofsted Parent View to give views on our school either during an inspection or at any other time of the year.
Leading Parent Partnership Award
The school is proud to have been awarded the Leading Parent Partnership Award (LPPA)
This is a national award that provides a coherent framework through which schools, early years settings and other educational organisations can deliver effective parental engagement from early years to post-16.
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