Leading Parent Partnership Award

In October 2019, Oaks Park was honored with the prestigious Leading Parent Partnership Award (LPPA), a recognition that underscores our unwavering commitment to fostering strong partnerships with parents and carers. We are thrilled to share that our dedication to maintaining these high standards was reassessed and reawarded in December 2022. This achievement reaffirms our ongoing efforts in school improvement and highlights our continued commitment to working closely with parents and carers.

LPPA is a national award that provides us with a valuable framework for continuing school improvement and also gives us recognition for our commitment to working with parents and carers.

• The long-term benefits of the LPPA include (but are not limited to):
• Increased parent participation and involvement
• Enhanced parents’ support in children’s learning
• Improved communication between home and school

Thank you to all our parents for your support, without your feedback, attendance to events and honest and open conversations, we could not have achieved this.

We will continue to work with you to develop our communication and partnership and will be reassessed in 3 years time.

If you have any suggestions about helping us to improve then please contact Mrs Hassan who is our LPPA coordinator.

If you would like more information please go to https://www.awardplace.co.uk/award/lppa alternatively contact our LPPA Co-ordinators directly by emailing Mrs Hassan – shassan@oakspark.redbridge.sch.uk

At Oaks Park we want to ensure that as a school we work effectively with our parents and the local community to ensure all of our students success. We value the support and contribution that parents and carers make to children’s school life, both within and beyond the classroom. The Leading Parent Partnership award is founded on research, which shows that there is a very positive impact on achievement, behaviour and attendance in schools where parents are supported and therefore engaged in their children’s learning. Feedback from parents and carers is extremely important and we want to hear your views and improve our current practice.

We aim to:

• improve increased parental involvement in school life
• improve pupil progress
• improve punctuality
• improve attendance
• improve behaviour

We believe that it is important to support parents as their children transition through or between schools; we want to include all groups of parents in supporting their children’s learning and developing their own learning, take steps to ensure that our school is a welcoming, communicative and friendly place for parents, provide clear and accessible guidance to help parents support their children’s learning and development, produce parent-friendly policies to establish effective home–school links and provide clear guidance on the responsibilities of parents, school and pupils, and share this information with parents regularly.

To view our 2012-2025 verification report, please click the button below. 

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