Who Should Attend?

Early years teachers, coordinators, school leaders, and senior educators working in preschool, kindergarten, and lower primary settings

Course Overview

This training explores how schools can strengthen parent - teacher partnerships in early years settings by moving beyond reactive communication toward clear, consistent, and collaborative practices. Participants will examine the underlying causes of common conflicts with parents, including academic pressure, unclear expectations, and limited understanding of early childhood development. The session will introduce practical frameworks for communication, strategies for managing sensitive conversations, and school-level approaches that help create trust, alignment, and shared responsibility for the child's growth.

Learning Outcomes:

• Analyse common causes of misunderstanding and conflict between parents and teachers in early years settings
• Explain child development, play-based learning, and realistic expectations to parents in clear and confident language
• Use structured communication approaches to handle difficult conversations professionally
• Give feedback about a child's progress or behaviour in ways that build trust rather than tension
• Identify communication practices that prevent problems instead of only reacting to them
• Develop practical strategies to strengthen parent - teacher partnerships within their own classrooms or schools

Important Details

Discount

• Early Bird Discount: 5% discount for registrations completed by April 30th, 2026.
• Group Discount: 10% discount for groups of three or more participants.