Parental Guide
To ensure a safe and conducive teaching and learning environment, the school, through this document, provides guidelines for conduct regarding interactions between parents, guardians, and visitors with the school. This is only a guide and, as such, does not cover all possible scenarios. The school expects parents, guardians, and visitors to comply with the following:
- Demonstrate respect for the school’s values and policies, such as our school fee payment policy.
- Our fees are annual, and for those paying monthly, please note that payment for the previous month must be made before the end of the first week of the current month. Otherwise, the student will not be permitted to enter the school until payment is made.
- Understand that teachers and parents need to work together for the benefit of your children, refraining from making defamatory, offensive, or derogatory comments about the school or any student/parent/staff member/school authorities on social media or other websites.
- Demonstrate that all members of the school community should be treated with respect and, therefore, set a good example through your own speech and behavior, refraining from using profanity, abusive language, or inflammatory actions in personal interactions.
- Seek to clarify your child’s version of events with the school’s perspective in order to reach a peaceful resolution to any problem.
- Approach the school to help resolve any concerning issues using the appropriate communication channel and, therefore, refrain from sending abusive or threatening emails, text messages, voicemails, phone calls, or other written communications (including social media) to any member of the school community.
- Bring to the attention of school authorities any problem or condition that affects your child or other children in the school community and should not use social media as a means to express any concerns or complaints.
- Ensure that your child attends school every day and promptly communicate and explain any absences to the school.
- Provide your child with the necessary resources to complete schoolwork and homework.
- Discuss report cards and assignments.
- Participate in parent-teacher meetings for effective consultation on your children’s learning progress and remember that each of our voices is important for all our children.
- Keep your contact details and information related to your children updated.
The school trusts that parents/guardians will assist our school in implementing these conduct guidelines and we appreciate their continued support of the school.
The Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) is a method of supporting and facilitating the involvement of parents/guardians in our school. All parents/guardians and teachers/staff are welcome and encouraged to participate in the PTA. The main mission of the PTA includes, among others, the following:
- A powerful voice for all children.
- A relevant resource for all families and communities.
- A strong advocate for the education and well-being of all children.
- A facilitator for strengthening the relationship between family and school through improved communication.
- Organize and contribute to school programs and events that celebrate the cultural diversity of our school.
- Mobilize resources to enrich the learning environment of our students and promote healthy living and well-being.
- Advocate for all communities in our school for better education for all students and to build understanding of the school curriculum.
Structure
- Representative(s) of parents from all educational levels.
- Representatives of the School’s Teaching and Administrative Staff.
- Representative of the School Administration Department.