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Parent consultation evenings: statutory requirements
Schools are required to provide at least one opportunity per year for parents to discuss pupil progress with a teacher. Find out how to manage parent consultations for separated parents.
Contents
- Discussing pupil progress with parents
- Schools decide method for discussing pupil progress with parents
- Parent consultations for separated parents
- Staff attendance: union guidance
- 5 hacks to reduce your pupil report workload
- Effective parents’ evening conversations: advice for staff
- Mid-year reports to parents (primary)
- Pupil reports to parents: checklist and templates
- Pupil reports to parents in a PRU
- Pupil reports: using 'emerging', 'expected' and 'exceeding' (primary)
- Reporting to parents of children in the EYFS
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