Children, parents and the staff of St. Mary’s work in partnership with each other. There are many opportunities, formal and informal for sharing information and exchanging views. Teachers are always willing to make individual appointments to talk to parents; send a note or speak to the teacher at the end of the day to make an arrangement.
See our
‘Communicating with Parents Policy (2007)’ for details
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In the Autumn Term all
parents come to a general class meeting to discuss class routines and
expectations. Later in the term parents are invited to meet their child’s
teacher to discuss progress and share information. |
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In the Spring Term all parents are invited to discuss their child's progress.
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In the Summer Term all parents receive their child’s Annual Report and there is an opportunity to discuss this with class teachers.
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Newsletters are written weekly to the whole school, and to classes for particular events.
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The governors write a
report on the school each year and also hold a meeting with parents during
the school year. Lots of the information in our Governors’ Report is also
available from our School Information Profile on the internet (http://schoolprofile.parentscentre.gov.uk/) |
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Teachers send home topic information (topic webs) each half term to outline the work that will be covered
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Homework diaries and reading diaries are kept
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The school website (www.bryanston.net) contains lots of information about the school including some school documents that can be downloaded. The weekly school newsletter is also published on the website.
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