Hi,
I'm on the parent's committee in my children's school and one of my bugbears is the inconsistency of communication to parents.
Specifically, I'm talking about fliers regarding after-school activities, upcoming events, things that may require payment such as swimming lessons, sponsored walks, all that kind of thing.
Everything comes out via the school secretary on a piece of paper that's put in the child's bag. The theory is the eldest child in each family is the only one to get each flier. Or if the flier only relates to a specific class, it just goes to that group.
However it doesn't work that way and fliers go missing, some families get none at all, some get two! It's increasingly frustrating.
I have an email mailing list for the parent's committee, but it's ludicrously out of date, and despite my best efforts to compile more up to date information using class reps, I've been hitting my head off a brick wall and nobody seems to want to take on a proper review.
So to wrap up - my question is, how does your child's school communicate with parents for these types of things, and is it effective?
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gointothewoods · 03/02/2015 14:19
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