Working with your school

We know it can sometimes be hard to get your kids to school. However, going to school is important for your child's learning and growth and provides opportunities for their future success.
We are committed to helping your child or children attend school regularly. In the video below, our attendance expert, Kirsten, explains why daily attendance matters, how absences can affect learning, and the support available if you are facing challenges. Watch to learn how we can work together to keep your children thriving.
Kirsten highlights that connecting with your school helps your child's learning and well-being.
Here are some tips for building a relationship with your school:- Say hello to teachers, parents and other kids at school drop-off and pick-up times
- Attend parent-teacher interviews and meetings
- Ask your child’s teacher for information about how they’re going
- Share your child’s special events and achievements outside of school with their teacher and
- Read the school newsletter, noticeboard and website
For more tips, visit the Raising Children website.
We are here for you!

Your Family Partnership Coordinator is here to support you.
They can help with challenges that may be impacting your child's attendance.
If you need support, contact your Family Partnership Coordinator. Their contact details can be found in My Smith Family. They are here to help you through each stage of your child's school journey!
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