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Parent and staff surveys: governors' role
Surveys can be an effective way to gather feedback from parents and staff, but there's a right and wrong way to do it. Read this to be sure you're on the right track.
Contents
- Surveys can get parents and staff involved in decisions
- Decide whether a survey is the best option
- Keep your involvement strategic
- Staff surveys are generally carried out by the headteacher
- Parent surveys: examples
- Staff surveys: examples
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- Encouraging parents' feedback: governors' responsibilities
- Governors' reports to parents
- Home-school agreements
- Improving links with parents: guidance and case studies
- School newsletter: governors' role
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