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Parent Partnership Group (2)


The Parent Partnership Group have held their second meeting today.  The group always meet on the first Thursday of every month.  In today's meeting we discussed:

  1. Communication between school and home regarding the pupil’s day in school.  Sharing information on what has happened in the day and videos to share with home using Seesaw.  A standard set of questions to be used by staff to report daily activities through Seesaw.
  2. Next meeting in February to focus on IDP’s – speaker to be confirmed. (Dal Dwylo can source a speaker)
  3. Dates for all meetings to be sent out to parents with timings – it was suggested that it could be rotated for an am or pm start for alternative months e.g. 9.30am – 11am one month and 1.30pm – 3pm the following month.  Maybe Feb be an am meeting and March pm, etc.
  4. Each meeting will cover a specific topic – e.g. health checks, communication strategies (AAC), puberty, etc - Dal Dwylo can identify speakers for each meeting.
  5. Send out questionnaire to parents for feedback on topics of concern.
  6. It was agreed that there needs to be better arrangements for sharing information from outside agencies within school to parents. The parent partnership should be able to assist with this.
  7. Parent Partnership to host an information event for outside agencies to attend and share information for parents, carers and pupils.
  8. Opportunities for parents to work with staff to support learning outcomes e.g. use of AAC
  9. Sammy (Conwy Connect) to contact regarding a visit on health checks and puberty for students.
  10. Pendalar to nominate a lead person to coordinate with Dal Dwylo on events, speakers, meetings and communications
  11. Pendalar to share staff roles and responsibilities (who’s who) with parents.
  12. Discussed possibility for classes to share their teacher names and photos, classroom assistant names and photos and other children in the class first names to parents.
  13. Ask parents’ permission if photos of their child can be shared on Seesaw within the class activities.

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