Parent Support & Counselling
Partnering With Parents for Every Child's Success
At Asare Special School, we believe parents play an important role in their child’s learning and development. Our Parents Support & Counselling program helps families with guidance, emotional support, and planning.
We encourage parents to take part in their child’s learning by attending meetings, checking their progress, and working closely with teachers and therapists to support their development.
Through regular counselling, progress discussions, and guidance for activities at home, we help parents understand their child’s needs, feel confident, and create a caring environment that supports learning, independence, and overall well-being.
Working Together to Support Every Child's Growth
We believe that parents, teachers, and therapists should work together to support a child’s development. Through regular communication, guidance, and family participation, we make sure every child gets the support they need at school and at home.
Parent Consultation
Understanding the family’s concerns, expectations, and the child’s needs.
Progress Discussions
Having regular meetings to discuss the child’s learning, social skills, and therapy progress.
Home Guidance
Giving parents simple ideas and activities to help the child learn and develop at home.
Collaborative Support
Parents, teachers, and therapists work together to support the child’s growth and development.
Active Participation Helps Children Grow
Parents are encouraged to attend school meetings, take part in school activities, discuss their child’s progress with teachers, and support their child’s learning at home. Their involvement helps children build confidence, learn new skills, and become more independent.
Attend Parent-Teacher Meetings
Attend regular school meetings to discuss your child’s learning, development, and progress.
Monitor Child's Progress
Check your child’s learning and progress and discuss it regularly with teachers.
Support Home Learning
Encourage learning activities at home and help your child practise new skills.
Maintain Open Communication
Stay in regular contact with teachers and therapists to support your child.