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Banning parents or visitors from premises: letters
You can bar a parent or a visitor from your school premises. Find out how to do this in writing, and see examples of letters from a local authority and a school.
Contents
- 5 tips for effective parent communication
- Aggressive parents: zero tolerance posters
- Complaints procedures: guidance (academies)
- Complaints procedures: guidance (maintained)
- Handling requests to withdraw pupils on religious grounds
- Parents complaining about other parents and children
- Parents recording conversations with staff
- Persistent or aggressive complaints from parents
- Separated parents: rights and responsibilities
- Social media: how to deal with negative comments or behaviour by parents
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