50 Ways to Build Positive Relationships with Parents and Carers
Quick tips to help teachers establish a trusting partnership with parents.
Quick tips to help teachers establish a trusting partnership with parents.
The run-up to the Christmas holidays can be stressful for all families, so it is important that we make sure we spend our quality time with our children wisely. This resource gives you some tips for nurturing that precious bond between you and your child/children.
In this podcast, Dr Weston talks to Dr Darren Moore about the possible causes of problematic school attendance, how schools can ease the return to school for young people and teachers, the purpose of homework and ways in which schools can better engage with parents.
Family talk plays a critical role in children’s lives. It helps boost children’s self-esteem, confidence and resilience, whilst also allowing them to better understand their own emotions. Learn more about the key chats that every family should strive to have.
Sick of family arguments on holiday? Try out our holiday manifesto for size the next time you hit the road together! At the very least, it should prompt a good family discussion about what needs to happen for everyone to get along… bonnes vacances!
Try to develop your child’s voice at home in family talk and discussions. Help them to look at things from different perspectives, weigh things up and offer opinions. Teach them to take their turn and to listen to others.
Encouraging active parental engagement in learning can raise attainment and give children a greater chance of success. Here are our top tips for ensuring that your parents get involved!
In this podcast, Dr Weston talks to Dr Pooky Knightsmith about nurturing children’s wellbeing in the run up to schools restarting after such a long break. They delve into boosting children’s sense of self-esteem through family conversation, the importance of digital hygiene and the issue of emotionally based school avoidance.