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Pupil premium and FSM registration: template letter to parents
Boost your pupil premium funding with our template letter that encourages parents to register their children for free school meals (FSM).
Contents
- Download our template letter
- School examples
- Reporting pupil premium expenditure to parents
- Absence, attendance and punctuality: template letters to parents
- Administering medicines: notification letters to parents
- Early years pupil premium: letters to parents
- Exclusions: letters to parents
- GDPR: updating parents
- Increasing prices for extended provision: template letter to parents
- Letters informing parents that the headteacher is leaving
- Letters inviting parents to meetings
- Letters to aggressive parents
- Lockdown procedures: informing parents and pupils updated
- New headteachers' letters to parents
- New parent governors: notifying parents
- Nut-free schools: letters to parents
- One-page profiles: letters to parents
- Online safety: resources for parents
- Parent governor elections: ballot letters
- Parent governor vacancies: informing parents
- Poor behaviour: letters to parents
- Pupil premium for post-LAC: letters to parents
- Residential trips: examples of letters to parents
- Staffing changes: letters to parents
- Year 1 phonics screening check: letters to parents
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