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Parent Information
Leading Parent Partnership Award – LPPA
We are working towards achieving the nationally recognised Leading Parent Partnership Award (LPPA) to help strengthen our school’s partnership with parents. LPPA is a national award that will provide us with a valuable school improvement tool and give us recognition for our commitment to working with parents.
What are the Benefits of Achieving this Award?
The LPPA will help us achieve these long-term benefits:
How Does the School Obtain the Award?
The school must demonstrate a commitment to working towards the LPPA with effective plans in place to achieve a specific set of objectives. These objectives focus primarily on ensuring the school:
How Can Parents Get Involved
Your views are important in helping us understand what we are doing well and how we can do even better. We have already started this process by contacting parents and asking them to give feedback via a questionnaire. If you did not receive the initial questionnaire or if you are new to the school and wish to complete one, please contact R Skelton: rskelton@bggs.com to obtain the link and a copy.
Filling in the questionnaire should only take a couple of minutes. All responses and suggestions will be carefully considered and used in our planning.
The Leading Parent Partnership Award LPPA
The Parent Evaluation Questionnaire
Communication
Take steps to ensure that the school is a welcoming, communicative and friendly place for parents.
Home-School Links
Produce parent-friendly policies to establish effective home–school links.
Participation
Include all groups of parents in supporting their children's learning and developing their own learning.
Guidance
Provide clear and accessible guidance to help parents support their children's learning and development.
Induction
Provide clear guidance on the responsibilities of parents, school and pupils, and share this information with parents as a key part of the induction process.
Transition
Support parents as their children transition through or between schools.