Parental Engagement Survey in conjunction with the University of the West of England
In January 2017 all parents and carers of pupils at New Siblands School were emailed with a link to an online survey developed by Dr. Sara Spear at UWE. The survey asked about the relationship between home and school and how parents and carers feel about their level of engagement with school. A group of school staff were also interviewed in a focus group and some parents and carers volunteered to be interviewed at length by Dr. Spear to provide a greater level of detail. The result report compiled by Dr. Spear collating all of this input is available below:
Research Report for New Siblands School
In line with our vision of being a sustainably improving school, our Leadership Team is working on a plan to both celebrate good practice and further enhance our practice based on the findings of the survey and will update here further in due course
The Sensory Support Service
The Sensory support service aims to promote the achievement, inclusion, well-being and quality of life of children and young people with a sensory impairment.
We are a well-established service with an improvement culture. Most of our work is directed to individual children with sensory impairment, their families and educational settings but we also provide training opportunities to wider groups in raising awareness of sensory impairment, creating inclusive environments and supporting teachers to provide personalised learning. Training and packages of support are also available for post 16 providers.
www.sensorysupportservice.org.uk
Information for parents and carers
South Glos Parents & Carers
South Glos Parents & Carers have organised a conference on Pathological Demand Avoidance: What Does This Mean? What Can I Do? It will feature guest speaker Phil Christie, Child Psychologist.
Kids
Independent support service
Information and support on education, health and care plans and transfer reviews.
Call us on 0117 9476111
