Our Partnership with Parents
Our most important partnership will be the one we have with parents and, as such, we will create opportunities for students, parents and the school to work together to provide students with happy, fulfilling and successful school experiences.
To keep parents fully informed of their child’s progress, we will send reports home to parents every six weeks and the face-to-face annual reviews will involve students, parents and teachers.
We welcome and value parental comments, both positive and suggesting improvements. As I update this page the most recent parental email I received said:
'I am glad I picked Wye because I knew it was the only school that would be right for my child. She has absolutely flourished there and I really appreciate all the effort the staff put in to helping her reach her potential.'
It is lovely to receive such comments but we also want to hear about any less favourable opinions or experiences so we can continuously improve.
Parent Support Links
Recommended Links
Parent Further | NSPCC | Parent Connection | Talking Point | Mums Net
Abuse
mosac | NSPCC | Stop It Now! | Respect
Addiction
Community for Recovery | Drink Aware | Frank | Big Deal | Release
Bereavement
Child Death Helpline | Child Bereavement UK | The Compassionate Friends | Winstons Wish
Bullying
Anti Bullying Alliance | EACH Action | Kids Scape | Stonewall
Crime
Knife Crimes | Victim Support
Counseling
East Kent Rape Line
Dads
Dad.info | Families Need Fathers | Seperated Dads
Disability
Contact a family | Scope | DPPi | DysTalk | Deafness | Sibs
Eating Disorders
b-eat
Emotional Support
Papyrus | Understanding Teens | Samaritans | Netmums | Young Minds
Guide to Parenting Resources
Reviewlab Parenting Guide
Internet
UK Safer Internet Centre | Internet Matters
Mental Health Support
Mencap | Mental Health Foundation | Mind | Parents & Youth info | Rethink | Time To Change | Young Minds | School Nursing Team
Pregnancy
bpas | fpa
Prisoners
Prisoner Families
Runaways
Missing People
Self Harm
Childline | MIND | NSPCC | Young Minds