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Home-school agreements
You aren't required to have a home-school agreement. But if you still want one, read this article to see examples from other schools.
Contents
- Agreements are no longer a requirement
- Examples
- Engaging EAL parents: strategies
- Headteacher's newsletter: examples
- Headteacher's welcome presentation to parents
- Home visits in the EYFS
- Information sessions for parents: teaching and learning
- Non-resident parents: sharing information
- Parental engagement strategies: advice and case studies
- Parents having teachers' email addresses
- Parents refusing to be contacted
- SEN support: meetings with parents
- Stakeholder engagement strategies
- Structured conversations with parents
- Welcome material for parents: EYFS
- Written communication with parents
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