Standards and Expectations
Everyone at Tower Road expects and promotes high standards and positive attitudes to:-
school work, playing sports and games, school uniform, attendance, punctuality, behaviour, staying safe, environemnetal issues, community spirit and consideration of other people.

It is vital that parents and teachers work together and share the same expectations and standards if the children are to develop to their full potential.

Always give your child plenty of encouragement and praise. Talk over problems with your child's teacher. Do try to attend the open evenings each year. You will be able to look at work done at the school, and discuss your child's progress with staff. We are only too happy to talk to parents whenever there is a need.

Some parents give valuable  help on special occassions- parties trips etc. Others assist in the day to day running of class activities, making booklets, cooking, hearing children read and generally  offering an extra pair of hands. We also appreciate the help that those parents who can offer special skills in the form of crafts and sporting activities.

 
PLEASE SUPPORT THE SCHOOL IN EVERY WAY SO THAT 
EVERY PUPIL CAN ACHIEVE THEIR TRUE POTENTIAL

Parent - School Partnership
Supporting the school's aims and values for the mutual benefit of everyone at Tower Road Primary School.
Everyone at Tower Road expects and promotes high standards and positive attitudes to – school work, playing sports and games, school uniform, attendance, punctuality, behaviour, staying safe, environmental issues, community spirit and consideration for other people.

It is vital that parents and teachers work together and share the same expectations and standards if the children are to develop to their full potential.

Always give your child plenty of encouragement and praise. Talk over problems with your child’s classteacher. Do try to attend the open evenings each year. You will be able to look at the work done at school, and discuss your child’s progress with staff. We are only too happy to talk to parents whenever they feel there is a need.

Some parents give valuable help on special occasions, parties, trips etc. Others assist in the day to day running of class activities, making booklets, cooking, hearing children read and generally offering an extra pair of hands. We also appreciate the help of those parents who can offer special skills in the form of crafts and sporting activities. If you can help, please let us know.

Support EXTENDED LEARNING beyond the school with homework. outside clubs and the sharing of activities and experiences at home.
Attend parents evenings, Sports Days and Open Days.
Helping in school, regularly, or odd days,school trips, swimming days, gardening.
Sharing your talents and intersts with the children such as Music, arts, cooking, sports and lots more.....
Become trained volunteers to help in Reading Centre or Techzone.
Events organising committee- parents and staff.
Support extra-curricular activities such as Climbing Wall, Football, Rugby music and more