Archive · 1 Jun 2025
Govt Schools Conduct Theme-Based Parent-Teacher Meetings
Imagine schools inviting parents to chat about how their kids are doing.
That's what happened at government schools on Saturday!
The meetings were like a school party, but instead of games, they talked about reading, growing, and learning.
Teachers and parents talked about how well the kids are doing in school, if they are coming to class, how they behave, and how clean they are.
Parents also learned about the cool stuff the government gives the schools to help kids learn, like books and other tools.
The goal was to make sure parents and teachers work together to help kids succeed, and many parents were happy to be more involved.
Government schools in the state held Parent-Teacher Meetings (PTMs) on Saturday.
The meetings were themed "We will read, we will grow, and we will learn."
PTMs aimed to discuss students' academic progress, address concerns, and boost parent-school engagement.
Teachers discussed each child's progress, attendance, hygiene, and behavior with parents.
Parents were informed about government-provided resources like teaching materials and study kits.
- Who
- Government schools, parents, teachers, and students
- What
- Parent-Teacher Meetings (PTMs) with the theme "We will read, we will grow, and we will learn."
- When
- Saturday
- Where
- Government schools in the state
- Why
- To discuss students' academic progress, address concerns, and strengthen parent-school engagement.
- Directive Source
- Education Department
- Meeting Date
- Saturday
- Meeting Theme
- "We will read, we will grow, and we will learn."
- Meeting Focus
- Discussing academic progress, attendance, hygiene, and behavior
- Meeting Objectives
- Sharing details on government resources