Cooperation With Parents
The PRESCHOOL AND the FAMILY SHOULD COMPLEMENT EACH OTHER
That is why there are many ways parents can cooperate with the preschool and co-create our every-day activities. We expect parents to be engaged in their child’s preschool life and to monitor their development.
These are some of the ways parents can cooperate with preschool:
- Parent representatives – one from each class – take part in the Parent Council,
- parent representatives also take part in the Preschool Pedenjped Council,
- parents should actively seek information by reading the messages posted in the ‘Parents’ corner’ and the ‘Healthcare corner’,
- parents regularly take part in parental meetings, parent-teacher conferences, and informal discussions with the teaching staff (throughout the entire school year),
- parents can attend the School for parents which consists of lectures, workshops, discussions with renowned experts on current preschool education and development,
- parents can take part in round tables (on current topics suggested by parents and teaching staff).
Parents can offer their help at:
- Trips and sports activities, celebrations, and events,
- visits to the parents’ workplace,
- organising transportation, sightseeing,
- gathering teaching materials and useful waste material,
- environmental activities,
- enrichment programme activities.
