Parent Partnership Award

At Haslam Park, we highly value the relationships we have with our parents and carers. 

We truly believe that our pupils benefit most from their educational experience and care here when we work in partnership with parents.  Children have two main educators in their lives - their parents and their teachers. 

Both have crucial roles to play and the impact of learning is greater if we work together with shared aims.  We want to make our school a welcoming place for parents with an ethos based on mutual trust and respect.

In November, Mrs Griffin and Mrs Roughley spent one full day with a verification officer from Optimus Education, talking through all the work we have done with our parents and families and we are overjoyed to announce that we have ACHIEVED THE LPPA AWARD! 

We are truly, truly proud of achieving this award as it shows, without doubt, that we value the relationships we have with our parents. We will continue to work closely with our parents on the projects and targets set out in the report.

Please take the time to read the report. It is filled with lots to be proud of- together, as a community, we can make the future of our pupils very bright!  

Following the achievement of our 'Leading Parent Partnership Award' ,this academic year, we will be offering parents and carers a range of exciting, collaborative experiences. 

We offer...

• A more accessible school website with the addition of 'google translate';
• Stay and read sessions for parents following class assemblies;
• An invitation for all parents to become involved in our new and improved PTA and all of their incredible events 
• Opportunities to share their opinions on parents' evening via parent questionnaires

• Academic workshops across years 1-6 in which parents will have the opportunity to engage in their child's learning;
• Invite parents to 'stay and play' in EYFS;
• Design and deliver several exciting opportunities for parents to become involved in whole-school projects based on topical events;
• Improve our in-year admissions process by offering further transition meetings and drop ins for new parents and children;
• improving our in- year admissions process by designing a 'new parent' leaflet which will be translated into several languages and 
• Inviting parents into several of our 6 transition afternoons during the summer term. 

We hope to see as many of our parents engaging in our much-improved offer over the coming months.  Please keep visiting this page for updates and photographs.

Should you have any suggestions for ways in which we can further involve parents in our school community, please do not hesitate to contact Mrs Roughley (headteacher) or Mrs Griffin/Mrs Haslam (the Leading Parent Partnership team).

Examples of feedback from parents/ carers

In Lockdown I was able to spend time with my child on Zoom helping them with their learning.

It was so useful to see how the teachers teach.

I felt that it really helped my understand what they do in school.

I didn't realise how hard the work was!

Stay and Read September 2022

Following Mr Hoodless' fantastic assembly , lots of our lovely parents stayed to read and engage in their child's learning. 

Here are some of the comments left on the feedback forms provided:

'The classroom setting was comfortable. Spending time with my daughter and talking about what she was reading  ie discussions was a positive experience for both me and my daughter."

'I got to see what my child was reading and we had a bit of a chat!"

" I enjoyed having time with my daughter in school, learning.

Stay and Read - September 2022

We were so pleased to see lots of lovely parents attending our 'stay and read' session following our year 6 assembly.

Here are some of the comments left on the feedback forms provided:

"I enjoyed reading with my granddaughter"

"It was nice to sit in the classroom with my child."

"Can we have more chances to stay and see what the children are learning?"

Parent Partnership Award

At Haslam Park, we highly value the relationships we have with our parents and carers. 

We truly believe that our pupils benefit most from their educational experience and care here when we work in partnership with parents.  Children have two main educators in their lives - their parents and their teachers. 

Both have crucial roles to play and the impact of learning is greater if we work together with shared aims.  We want to make our school a welcoming place for parents with an ethos based on mutual trust and respect.

In November, Mrs Griffin and Mrs Roughley spent one full day with a verification officer from Optimus Education, talking through all the work we have done with our parents and families and we are overjoyed to announce that we have ACHIEVED THE LPPA AWARD! 

We are truly, truly proud of achieving this award as it shows, without doubt, that we value the relationships we have with our parents. We will continue to work closely with our parents on the projects and targets set out in the report.

Please take the time to read the report. It is filled with lots to be proud of- together, as a community, we can make the future of our pupils very bright!  

Following the achievement of our 'Leading Parent Partnership Award' ,this academic year, we will be offering parents and carers a range of exciting, collaborative experiences. 

We offer...

• A more accessible school website with the addition of 'google translate';
• Stay and read sessions for parents following class assemblies;
• An invitation for all parents to become involved in our new and improved PTA and all of their incredible events 
• Opportunities to share their opinions on parents' evening via parent questionnaires

• Academic workshops across years 1-6 in which parents will have the opportunity to engage in their child's learning;
• Invite parents to 'stay and play' in EYFS;
• Design and deliver several exciting opportunities for parents to become involved in whole-school projects based on topical events;
• Improve our in-year admissions process by offering further transition meetings and drop ins for new parents and children;
• improving our in- year admissions process by designing a 'new parent' leaflet which will be translated into several languages and 
• Inviting parents into several of our 6 transition afternoons during the summer term. 

We hope to see as many of our parents engaging in our much-improved offer over the coming months.  Please keep visiting this page for updates and photographs.

Should you have any suggestions for ways in which we can further involve parents in our school community, please do not hesitate to contact Mrs Roughley (headteacher) or Mrs Griffin/Mrs Haslam (the Leading Parent Partnership team).

Examples of feedback from parents/ carers

In Lockdown I was able to spend time with my child on Zoom helping them with their learning.

It was so useful to see how the teachers teach.

I felt that it really helped my understand what they do in school.

I didn't realise how hard the work was!

Stay and Read September 2022

Following Mr Hoodless' fantastic assembly , lots of our lovely parents stayed to read and engage in their child's learning. 

Here are some of the comments left on the feedback forms provided:

'The classroom setting was comfortable. Spending time with my daughter and talking about what she was reading  ie discussions was a positive experience for both me and my daughter."

'I got to see what my child was reading and we had a bit of a chat!"

" I enjoyed having time with my daughter in school, learning.

Stay and Read - September 2022

We were so pleased to see lots of lovely parents attending our 'stay and read' session following our year 6 assembly.

Here are some of the comments left on the feedback forms provided:

"I enjoyed reading with my granddaughter"

"It was nice to sit in the classroom with my child."

"Can we have more chances to stay and see what the children are learning?"

Parent Partnership Award

At Haslam Park, we highly value the relationships we have with our parents and carers. 

We truly believe that our pupils benefit most from their educational experience and care here when we work in partnership with parents.  Children have two main educators in their lives - their parents and their teachers. 

Both have crucial roles to play and the impact of learning is greater if we work together with shared aims.  We want to make our school a welcoming place for parents with an ethos based on mutual trust and respect.

In November, Mrs Griffin and Mrs Roughley spent one full day with a verification officer from Optimus Education, talking through all the work we have done with our parents and families and we are overjoyed to announce that we have ACHIEVED THE LPPA AWARD! 

We are truly, truly proud of achieving this award as it shows, without doubt, that we value the relationships we have with our parents. We will continue to work closely with our parents on the projects and targets set out in the report.

Please take the time to read the report. It is filled with lots to be proud of- together, as a community, we can make the future of our pupils very bright!  

Following the achievement of our 'Leading Parent Partnership Award' ,this academic year, we will be offering parents and carers a range of exciting, collaborative experiences. 

We offer...

• A more accessible school website with the addition of 'google translate';
• Stay and read sessions for parents following class assemblies;
• An invitation for all parents to become involved in our new and improved PTA and all of their incredible events 
• Opportunities to share their opinions on parents' evening via parent questionnaires

• Academic workshops across years 1-6 in which parents will have the opportunity to engage in their child's learning;
• Invite parents to 'stay and play' in EYFS;
• Design and deliver several exciting opportunities for parents to become involved in whole-school projects based on topical events;
• Improve our in-year admissions process by offering further transition meetings and drop ins for new parents and children;
• improving our in- year admissions process by designing a 'new parent' leaflet which will be translated into several languages and 
• Inviting parents into several of our 6 transition afternoons during the summer term. 

We hope to see as many of our parents engaging in our much-improved offer over the coming months.  Please keep visiting this page for updates and photographs.

Should you have any suggestions for ways in which we can further involve parents in our school community, please do not hesitate to contact Mrs Roughley (headteacher) or Mrs Griffin/Mrs Haslam (the Leading Parent Partnership team).

Examples of feedback from parents/ carers

In Lockdown I was able to spend time with my child on Zoom helping them with their learning.

It was so useful to see how the teachers teach.

I felt that it really helped my understand what they do in school.

I didn't realise how hard the work was!

Stay and Read September 2022

Following Mr Hoodless' fantastic assembly , lots of our lovely parents stayed to read and engage in their child's learning. 

Here are some of the comments left on the feedback forms provided:

'The classroom setting was comfortable. Spending time with my daughter and talking about what she was reading  ie discussions was a positive experience for both me and my daughter."

'I got to see what my child was reading and we had a bit of a chat!"

" I enjoyed having time with my daughter in school, learning.

Stay and Read - September 2022

We were so pleased to see lots of lovely parents attending our 'stay and read' session following our year 6 assembly.

Here are some of the comments left on the feedback forms provided:

"I enjoyed reading with my granddaughter"

"It was nice to sit in the classroom with my child."

"Can we have more chances to stay and see what the children are learning?"

Parent Partnership Award

At Haslam Park, we highly value the relationships we have with our parents and carers. 

We truly believe that our pupils benefit most from their educational experience and care here when we work in partnership with parents.  Children have two main educators in their lives - their parents and their teachers. 

Both have crucial roles to play and the impact of learning is greater if we work together with shared aims.  We want to make our school a welcoming place for parents with an ethos based on mutual trust and respect.

In November, Mrs Griffin and Mrs Roughley spent one full day with a verification officer from Optimus Education, talking through all the work we have done with our parents and families and we are overjoyed to announce that we have ACHIEVED THE LPPA AWARD! 

We are truly, truly proud of achieving this award as it shows, without doubt, that we value the relationships we have with our parents. We will continue to work closely with our parents on the projects and targets set out in the report.

Please take the time to read the report. It is filled with lots to be proud of- together, as a community, we can make the future of our pupils very bright!  

Following the achievement of our 'Leading Parent Partnership Award' ,this academic year, we will be offering parents and carers a range of exciting, collaborative experiences. 

We offer...

• A more accessible school website with the addition of 'google translate';
• Stay and read sessions for parents following class assemblies;
• An invitation for all parents to become involved in our new and improved PTA and all of their incredible events 
• Opportunities to share their opinions on parents' evening via parent questionnaires

• Academic workshops across years 1-6 in which parents will have the opportunity to engage in their child's learning;
• Invite parents to 'stay and play' in EYFS;
• Design and deliver several exciting opportunities for parents to become involved in whole-school projects based on topical events;
• Improve our in-year admissions process by offering further transition meetings and drop ins for new parents and children;
• improving our in- year admissions process by designing a 'new parent' leaflet which will be translated into several languages and 
• Inviting parents into several of our 6 transition afternoons during the summer term. 

We hope to see as many of our parents engaging in our much-improved offer over the coming months.  Please keep visiting this page for updates and photographs.

Should you have any suggestions for ways in which we can further involve parents in our school community, please do not hesitate to contact Mrs Roughley (headteacher) or Mrs Griffin/Mrs Haslam (the Leading Parent Partnership team).

Examples of feedback from parents/ carers

In Lockdown I was able to spend time with my child on Zoom helping them with their learning.

It was so useful to see how the teachers teach.

I felt that it really helped my understand what they do in school.

I didn't realise how hard the work was!

Stay and Read September 2022

Following Mr Hoodless' fantastic assembly , lots of our lovely parents stayed to read and engage in their child's learning. 

Here are some of the comments left on the feedback forms provided:

'The classroom setting was comfortable. Spending time with my daughter and talking about what she was reading  ie discussions was a positive experience for both me and my daughter."

'I got to see what my child was reading and we had a bit of a chat!"

" I enjoyed having time with my daughter in school, learning.

Stay and Read - September 2022

We were so pleased to see lots of lovely parents attending our 'stay and read' session following our year 6 assembly.

Here are some of the comments left on the feedback forms provided:

"I enjoyed reading with my granddaughter"

"It was nice to sit in the classroom with my child."

"Can we have more chances to stay and see what the children are learning?"