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How Invictus Engages Parents in Learning Journeys
How Invictus Engages Parents in Learning Journeys
The Invictus Approach to Parental Engagement
At Invictus Malaysia, we believe in the importance of engaging parents in their child's education. Parents have an important role to play in their child's education, and as such, we do our best to support them. We encourage a hands-on approach, implementing various strategies and tools to facilitate seamless communication between parents and teachers.
There's ample opportunity for parents to meet with our staff, receive regular email updates on the achievements of their children, and make use of digital platforms to facilitate communication and understanding. Through the use of satisfaction surveys, students, staff, and parents alike are all given the opportunity to provide feedback on our community, allowing us to make positive changes and facilitate open communication.
Central to our approach is a focus on mutual communication and partnership, ensuring that students, teachers, and parents work collaboratively towards a common goal - the holistic development and success of every child.
Parent-Teacher Meetings
We understand how important parent-teacher meetings are when it comes to keeping parents up-to-date with their child's learning. As such, we hold regular meetings where we have the opportunity to discuss academic progress, test scores, and any areas where improvement is needed, giving parents a clearer understanding of their child's strengths and weaknesses. This information allows them to offer better support at home if required.
School Events- Our Wellbeing Programmes
One of the key aspects of parental engagement at Invictus is participation in our various school events. These events are designed for parents to immerse themselves in the school community and gain a deeper understanding of our teaching philosophy and the overall learning environment. Through these interactions, parents can actively contribute to their child's education and their personal growth.
The most regular event we hold is our Coffee Morning initiative. We invite parents down on a monthly basis to network with our teachers, giving them a chance to see our community firsthand and form healthy relationships with our staff.
Each month, we select a different topic, covering a wide range of relevant subjects that aim to keep parents informed about our curriculum. Some of our topics include teaching about Global Perspectives, how to deal with teenagers as they grow, and other developmental areas for your children. These monthly engagement sessions are key to building strong bonds between parent and teacher.
Some of the other events in our Wellbeing Programme include workshops that introduce teaching techniques to parents, and the formation of the Parent's Association, which is a committee that organises activities to leverage Invictus Malaysia's multi-cultural and inclusive community.
By attending and engaging in these events, parents can become more attuned to their child's needs and build stronger connections with the Invictus community.
Online Engagement Through Parents App
In the digital era, many schools are leveraging educational apps to help facilitate learning and teaching. At Invictus Malaysia, we use our Parents App to keep you up to date on your child's progress. This digital platforms provide a comprehensive overview of the academic resources available to students, along with detailed progress reports that offer insight into their performance.
The Importance of Regular Communication Between Teachers and Parents
Consistent and open communication between teachers and parents is crucial for fostering a positive environment for a child's education. Regular communication helps build trust and cultivates a helpful support system for the students, which is why we place so much focus on parental engagement.