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Parent Teacher Association

The Parent Teacher Association (PTA) aims to provide a structure for parents and guardians of Guadalupe National School to work together for the best education and welfare of their children. The PTA represents parents' views, promotes partnership between school bodies, informs parents of education changes, and networks with other PTAs. It also establishes forums for communication between parents and teachers to exchange information about children's education and welfare.

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Parent Teacher Association

The Parent Teacher Association (PTA) aims to provide a structure for parents and guardians of Guadalupe National School to work together for the best education and welfare of their children. The PTA represents parents' views, promotes partnership between school bodies, informs parents of education changes, and networks with other PTAs. It also establishes forums for communication between parents and teachers to exchange information about children's education and welfare.

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Parent Teacher Association (PTA)

What is the Parent Teacher Association?


The purpose of the PTA is to provide a structure through which the parents/guardians of
students attending Guadalupe National School can work together for the best possible
education and welfare of their children.
The objectives of the Parent Teacher Association will be as follows:
o

To represent the views of parents

To promote a positive view of parents through liaison with the Parent


Representatives on the Board of Management

To develop partnership between the school bodies

To inform parents of current changes in the education system, if need be

To network with other Parent Associations through involvement with National


Parents Council

To work as a team and to have a yearly plan

To establish a forum through which parents can communicate their opinions and
concerns regarding the school, to identify issues and possibly work towards a solution

To establish a forum through which parents and teachers can exchange


information and research in relation to education/welfare of children.

The Parent Association can play their role by:


Finding out what information parents would like or need
Contributing to the school newsletter
Helping the teachers to set up an information meeting for parents of
a particular class
Bringing Department of Education and Science and National
Parents Council circulars or any relevant information to the
attention of parents

To support parents, teachers and students to ensure that all children are treated
in accordance with the ethos of the school.

To support teachers, and to work with them in delivering the curriculum

To elect a Committee and Sub-committees, e.g. Fundraising Committee, Ethics


Committee.

To ensure equal participation by all parents

To access any training available for parents and staff of the school from other
sources

To help plan and carry-out programme of activities for the year, in consultation
with the Principal and Board of Management and to run activities that involve parents
and children

To help raise funds for the school and the Parents Association, in consultation
with the Principal and Board of Management

To keep parents informed about activities planned for the school

To influence policy development at school level

To influence policy development at national level once affiliated to the National


Parents Council.
What is NOT the role of the Parents Association?

To get involved in individual complaints

Day to day running of the school

Curriculum

Appointment of teachers

Carrying out activities without consultation with Principal and/or Board of


Management

Portraying the school, its staff, the Board of Management and pupils in a
negative manner

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