Parent and Carer Engagement Events
At Normanby Primary School, parental engagement is a priority and effective through participation and attendance at a range of events such as: musical performances in church and school, celebration assemblies, sports events, open days, and curriculum events.
In this way, we can share important messages and information with parents. There is clear plan for parental engagement events across school and there is a high uptake for these events.
Our parent and carer events are shared with our school community through a number of communication methods and celebrated through our weekly Feel Good Friday newsletters.
Whole School Events
Our Community Health Fayre, which is held every year in the Summer Term, invites representatives from local groups and health agencies into school to provide our familes with information about local add national activities for adults and children.
Music Performances
Our children are so proud to share their musical talents with our school community and our parents and carers really enjoy these events.
Parent and Carer comments:
“It is so lovely to see the children have a passion for music and singing. Fantastic!”
“Coming to Sing Squad has brought my little girl on so much.”
“Excellent performance by all. I never stopped smiling from coming in to going home. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Well done all!!”
Safer Internet Day
Safer Internet Day is dedicated to promoting online safety. Each year, the focus is on addressing online issues and themes that directly resonate with the experiences of young people in the digital realm. At Normanby Primary School, we welcome parents and carers into school to work alongside external agencies such as the police, our digital ambassadors and pupils, to raise awareness of online safety.
Parent and carer comments:
“Good fun session that made both the children and parents think about online safety”
“Fab idea to engage parents and children on why we have the rules around the internet and tablet usage”
“A very interesting and educational event. Thank you for organising it and for thinking to spotlight this for us and our kids.”
“The ambassadors made the event fun and interesting.”
Sports Day
Year group parent and carer engagement events
We welcome parents and carers into each year group on a number of occasions over the school year – here are some of our year group events.
Year 1 – Toy Museum
Parent and Carer comments:
“A really enjoyable interactive activity with the children. A great opportunity to spend time with the children gaining an insight into what they are learning in school.”
“We loved walking around the toy museum talking about all of the different toys from Victorian times to the 90s, when I was born, and right up to until now.”
“Very well put together. My child loved showing me around!”
Year 2 – Puppet making
Parent and Carer comments:
“Good interactive afternoon. Nice to see what they are learning and be able to come into the classroom.”
“Really enjoyable. I enjoyed watching my son be creative.”
“It’s lovely to get the opportunity to come into school and do some craft activities with the children.”
Year 3 – Stone Age Day
Parent and Carer comments:
“Stone age day was lots of fun and we enjoyed dig the crafts together.”
“Fantastic fun, it’s lovely to be invited into school to see what the children are learning about.”
“Really good fun getting messy in school. Our favourite bit was the cave painting.”
Year 4 – Ancient Egypt Day
Year 5 – Moon Buggy Construction
Parent and Carer comments:
“Always a pleasure coming into school; wish I had a more creative flare! Good fun, thank you.”
“Very creative, my daughter really enjoyed it and it was nice to come into class and see the work she does!”
“Really enjoyed spending time with my child in the school environment and getting to see a glimpse of what he gets up to.”
“Thank you for the opportunity to come in and work on this project with my child. It was a lovely event and the staff did a great job in keeping us supplied with materials.”
Year 6 – World War II Showcase
Parent and Carer comments:
“The whole afternoon was fantastic. Love the song medley. WWII should never be forgotten. Well done, Year 6.”
“Really enjoyed seeing the children’s work and having fun playing games. What a lovely idea to invite parents. Thank you.”
“Great to see what the children have been working on this term. Lovely to spend some time with them in class, seeing them sing and enjoy games together.”
