Great School Home Partnerships

Our children do best when schools and parents work hand-in-hand to support them:
Work with the school to know and support your child	Have regular conversations with teachers in both academic and non-academic areas — this will help you better guide your child’s development. Check the teachers’ preferred mode of communication — they are not required to share their mobile numbers. Understand that teachers may not be able to respond to your queries immediately.
Help your child develop good habits	Create a conducive home environment for your child to enjoy reading and to finish his/her homework by himself/herself. Encourage your child to live healthy, balanced life with time for sleep and play.
Help your child relate to others	Work with the teachers to help your child respect differences and resolve disagreements amicably. Let the school verify the facts in any incident before taking action to ensure a fair, objective outcome for all parties.
Help your child manage himself/herself	Guide your child in managing his/her time. Encourage your child to help out with household chores.