Overcoming Barriers to Parental Participation
Location: Virtual
Date: 13 November 2024
Time: 3:00pm - 5:00pm
This introductory session is brought to you by the Southern Universities Network, following some collaborative work with Parentkind. This online workshop will set you up with the basics your school, college or educational setting needs to build successful parent partnerships, in line with Parentkind's principles in the Blueprint for Parent-Friendly Schools.
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This online interactive session will help you to:
This event is suitable for teachers, teaching assistants, senior leadership, pastoral staff, local authority staff within education departments, other staff with responsibility for parental involvement, governors, recruitment and outreach staff, Uni Connect staff, third party organisations working with parents.
Parentkind are a national charity working to empower all with parental or educational responsibility to improve the life chances of children, young people and their communities. Parentkind is the network of PTA fundraisers in the UK. They bring specialist fundraising support and advice to parent volunteers so that every school can benefit from a successful PTA. . Click link below to find out more.
Parentkind has also produced an evidence-based ‘Blueprint for Parent-Friendly schools’ – a framework to help reduce existing barriers between home and school. The aim of this is to help your school cultivate a positive and constructive partnerships with parents.
This CPD has achieved certified accreditation status by The CPD Certification Service and can therefore count towards any CPD hours you’re working towards.
Presenter Information
These sessions will be delivered by SUN staff who have received training from Parentkind. If you have any questions about this CPD session please contact:
Charlie Forshaw
SUN Project Lead at Arts University Bournemouth