Sherington Pre-school
  Parental Involvement Policy
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  We believe that children benefit most from early years education and care when parents and settings work together in partnership.

  Our aim

  Our aim is to support parents as their children's first and most important educators by involving them in their children's education and in the full life of our pre-school. We also aim to support parents in their own continuing education and personal development

  Method

  In order to fulfil these aims we:

  1. are committed to ongoing dialogue with parents to improve our knowledge of the needs of their children and to support their families;
  2. inform all parents about how our pre-school is run and its policies through access to written information and through regular informal communication. We check to ensure parents understand the information that is given to them;
  3. encourage and support parents to play an active part in the governance and management of our pre-school;
  4. inform all parents on a regular basis about their children's progress;
  5. involve parents in the shared record keeping about their children - either formally or informally - and ensure parents have access to their children's written developmental records;
  6. provide opportunities for parents to contribute their own skills, knowledge and interests to the activities of our pre-school;
  7. inform parents about relevant conferences, workshops and training;
  8. consult with parents about the times of meetings to avoid excluding anyone;
  9. provide information about opportunities to be involved in our pre-school in ways that are accessible to parents with basic skills needs, or those for whom English is an additional language;
  10. hold meetings in venues that are accessible and appropriate for all;
  11. welcome the contributions of parents, in whatever form these may take;
  12. inform all parents of the systems for registering queries, complaints or suggestions and check to ensure these are understood. All parents have access to our written complaints procedure; and
  13. provide opportunities for parents to learn about the curriculum offered in our pre-school and about young children's learning, in our pre-school and at home.

  In compliance with National Standard 12, the following documentation is in place:

  1. admissions policy;
  2. complaints procedure;
  3. record of complaints; and
  4. activities provided for children.


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  Latest update:   15 October 2006
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