A Partnership Approach
Malorees believes in a strong partnership with its parent community.
It is part of the Rights & Responsibilities Charter that every child and parent are asked to commit to when they join our school.
Rights & Responsibilities guiding parents’ and carers’ relationships with the school community: ‘Our school community commitment’
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Rights |
Responsibilities |
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To your child being part of our school community |
To ensure your child attends daily throughout the school term (unless there is good reason eg. illness) |
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To be treated as valued members of the school community and be given opportunities for active involvement |
To respect the values and ethos which underpin all aspects of the school |
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To be a partner in your child’s learning |
To actively participate in supporting your child’s learning |
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To be treated respectfully |
To treat others with respect |
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To be consulted and informed regarding all issues affecting your child |
To attend meetings, keep yourselves informed of all aspects of school life and keep the school informed of any relevant information about your child |
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To confidentiality |
To be discrete and sensitive towards other members of the school community (this includes your signed agreement to particular procedures, eg e-safety) |
Parent Consultation & Involvement - Parent Forum
The School leadership team enjoys working in close partnership with all parents and carers.
Class reps are chosen by class parents as a first point of contact for teachers and to also help with parent-school two-way communication. Class reps will usually attend the Parent Forum meetings or otherwise ensure their class will be represented. The list of Class Reps is here.
Please contact your class rep if you would like to relay any questions or provide feedback on anything or if you would like to join a meeting. Forum notes are available to parents from your class rep.
There are also many other formal and informal opportunities to discuss children’s progress and learning opportunities at the two schools. Parent-Teacher meetings are regularly organised and it is also possible to make an appointment to see a teacher outside of these formal occasions.
There is also social, cultural and fundraising involvement through our parent charity association, the PSFA.
You can see pictures of parent community life at the school in our Galleries section.