Parental partnership that works

The Parents' Council of Hafnarfjörður has had a video made about
Parent-school partnership and its value in the primary school which has the good and noble
to draw attention to the strong partnership between home and school and its importance
for the well-being of our children. It is valuable that everyone takes part and is
with. Parental partnership with the child at the forefront, in close collaboration with the school and
His staff aims to make a good school even better. There, parents can
A great deal has been achieved. Let's take an active part and build on this good work.

The video can be seen on the Facebook page of the Parents' Council of Hafnarfjörður.

Research shows that if parents are familiar with school life,
The involvement of staff and other parents in the school has an impact on achievement.
the child's progress at school and how they are getting on socially. Parents in their children's classes
Those who form connections and a good working relationship are much better equipped.
to solve problems and find successful solutions to enhance the class spirit. Good
The relationship between parents also affects the well-being of children, increasing understanding and cohesion.
among them. This collaboration is not only built up through social media
as Facebook maintains, particularly through the participation and active collaboration of parents. Widespread
is doing a good job among parents in classes and through parent-teacher associations here in
In Hafnarfjörður, many people work in voluntary work out of interest and idealism.
to build good relationships. Social work is often under threat in
The lack of time in everyday life. Parenting isn't like anything else.
social activities, but a realistic opportunity to look after the children, to make them feel well
and receive a good education. The cooperation between parents and the school is very important in this.

The content of this news is based on Submitted article to Hafnfirðing after
Stefán Már Gunnlaugsson, chairman of the Parents' Council of Hafnarfjörður.