We will be publishing the dates for our "Parents in the Classroom" programme shortly.
This will now be re-named as "Bring a Parent to School".
We will now be offering this opportunity to all year groups in the school year. The schedule is as follows:
Autumn term - Years 2, 4, 5 and 6
Spring term - Reception, years 1 and 3
Aims
• to help parents understand how children learn
• to help parents understand how teachers teach
• to improve children’s standards
• to help parents understand ways of supporting children more effectively at home
• to improve communication between home and school
Details of the Programme
• One parent for each child will come to observe one lesson in the classroom and work next to their child
• You will sit next to your child, observe how he/she learns, the things he/she is good at and also the things he/she needs to improve on
• You will be able to observe the teaching strategies your child’s class teacher uses to support your child in class
• We will encourage you to support your child in their learning tasks in the lesson
• We normally only have up to 4 parents in any one lesson at a time
• A DBS check on parents is not necessary
• Confidentiality is really important. Parents must agree not to discuss what they see or hear in the classroom with others outside. A breach of this confidentiality will result in the closure of the programme.
This will now be re-named as "Bring a Parent to School".
We will now be offering this opportunity to all year groups in the school year. The schedule is as follows:
Autumn term - Years 2, 4, 5 and 6
Spring term - Reception, years 1 and 3
Aims
• to help parents understand how children learn
• to help parents understand how teachers teach
• to improve children’s standards
• to help parents understand ways of supporting children more effectively at home
• to improve communication between home and school
Details of the Programme
• One parent for each child will come to observe one lesson in the classroom and work next to their child
• You will sit next to your child, observe how he/she learns, the things he/she is good at and also the things he/she needs to improve on
• You will be able to observe the teaching strategies your child’s class teacher uses to support your child in class
• We will encourage you to support your child in their learning tasks in the lesson
• We normally only have up to 4 parents in any one lesson at a time
• A DBS check on parents is not necessary
• Confidentiality is really important. Parents must agree not to discuss what they see or hear in the classroom with others outside. A breach of this confidentiality will result in the closure of the programme.
More details will follow shortly as soon as the start dates have been confirmed with each year group.
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