Parents and Carers

At Stanmore College, we value the vital role parents and carers play in shaping young learners’ success. Your involvement is key to fostering positive attitudes towards education and achieving outstanding outcomes.

We believe a strong home-college partnership enhances communication, supports learner achievement, and ensures we work together effectively to meet educational needs, including encouraging behaviours like regular attendance.

We invite you to a welcome evening at the start of the academic year, followed by parents’ evenings throughout the year to ensure ongoing communication. You will also receive written reports on your child’s progress to keep you informed every step of the way. You can access our online parents app, allowing you to easily view your child’s attendance, progress, and much more.

By staying engaged, you help us create a supportive environment that boosts your child’s confidence and progress. We’re committed to maintaining excellent relationships with families through regular updates and collaboration.

Annette Cast
Principal

Parents and carers are encouraged to reach out to progress coaches, teachers, or heads of school at any time during the academic year with any questions or concerns through the parent’s app. We’re here to support you and your child.

Information for Parents about Keeping Children Safe

At Stanmore College, our dedicated Student Services team is here to provide advice and support to young people and vulnerable adults. We believe in offering early help our students and their families, working together to find the best solutions to ensure your safety and wellbeing. If you would like to discuss your child’s welfare, please reach out and ask to speak with our safeguarding team.

Here are websites and resources to help you understand potential risks to children and young people, along with information and organisations dedicated to keeping children safe in person and online.

The DfE has jointly published new guidance with the Home Office, the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, and Public Health England on keeping children safe from abuse and harm. The guidance can be found here.

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