Parents' evening: Working together

School News & Events
Mr E Powe
September 14, 2026
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Our first Parents' Evening of the year is an important opportunity to talk about how children have settled into their new classes and the progress they are beginning to make.

At Staverton, we believe the relationship between home and school really matters. Nobody knows a child quite like their family, and sharing what we are seeing at school alongside what you are seeing at home helps us build a much fuller picture.

Parents' Evening is a chance to celebrate what is going well, discuss learning and friendships, identify anything we need to work on and agree how we can support each child together.

Please do come ready to ask questions and share anything you think it would be helpful for us to know.

Education works best as a partnership, and these conversations are an important part of that.

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