Parent Teacher Meeting – Term II

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Beaconhouse Elementary Campus PECHS conducted the 2nd Parent Teacher Meeting on Saturday, February 02, 2025 with great enthusiasm, welcoming Parents from Toddlers to Grade 5. The event was a wonderful opportunity to strengthen the crucial partnership between parents and teachers in a warm and collaborative environment. Each room was neatly decorated, with a clear and organized display of educational resources and student work. Dedicated learning areas such as the Reading Corner, English Corner, and Math Corner showcased subject-specific materials and interactive displays that support daily instruction. The student’s learning journeys were prominently presented, featuring a variety of projects and activities completed throughout the term. These displays reflected the progression of skills and concepts learned over time, offering parents a comprehensive view of their child’s academic and creative development.

For young learners in Toddlers, Pre-Nursery, Nursery, and Kindergarten, parents met with class teachers who shared thoughtful insights into each child’s behavior, learning patterns, and social development. Teachers also highlighted areas of improvement, providing guidance on how parents can support their child’s growth both at school and at home.

For Grades 1 to 5, parents had the opportunity to meet class teachers to gain a comprehensive understanding of their child’s overall development. Class teachers shared detailed insights into each student’s behavior, learning habits, classroom engagement, and social interactions. They also discussed areas where students could improve, offering suggestions to help strengthen learning both at school and at home. Subject teachers for Urdu, Science, Social Studies, and Mathematics provided valuable feedback on the students’ academic progress. These discussions allowed parents to see how their children were progressing in different subjects and where additional support might be beneficial. 

These open and constructive conversations gently highlighted each child’s progress and achievements, while also encouraging a collaborative approach to addressing any challenges and setting thoughtful goals for future growth. Many parents expressed appreciation for the constructive feedback and the school’s commitment to the all-round development of each student. The PTM served as a reminder that when parents and teachers work hand in hand, students are more likely to thrive both academically and emotionally.

The school extended warm hospitality by serving refreshments to the parents. This informal gathering provided a relaxed atmosphere where parents could connect with teachers and fellow parents while enjoying tea and snacks. It was a successful event, reaffirming the school’s mission to create a supportive, communicative, and nurturing environment for every child.