School Association Meeting
Why have a School Association?
Research shows that children do better at school when their parents are involved and engaged in their education.
Parent and community engagement in school is important, as it:
• Creates a collaborative culture within the school.
• Creates a collaborative culture within the school.
• Uses existing community strengths to benefit all learners.
• Creates collaborative teamwork between staff, parents and the community.
• Role models good citizenship to learners.
• Inspires and helps learners to succeed.
• Helps create better understanding between the local community and school.
• Fosters a good understanding of the value and benefits of education.
• Provides adult learning opportunities.
• Supports opportunities for creative thinking.
• Creates community support.
• Creates collaborative teamwork between staff, parents and the community.
• Role models good citizenship to learners.
• Inspires and helps learners to succeed.
• Helps create better understanding between the local community and school.
• Fosters a good understanding of the value and benefits of education.
• Provides adult learning opportunities.
• Supports opportunities for creative thinking.
• Creates community support.
Being part of a School Association is one way of being engaged and involved in the school.