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Parental engagement in their child’s education from an early age has a significant effect on educational achievement, and continues to do so into adolescence and adulthood.
Parents of children with SEN or disabled children are more likely to be involved in their child’s education but as the Lamb Inquiry showed they are also likely to experience high levels of dissatisfaction. Ten percent of complaints to the Local Government Ombudsman are about SEN.
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Parental engagement makes a significant difference to the educational outcomes of children and young people; parents have a key role in raising educational standards. The more involved and engaged parents are in the education of their children the more likely their children are to succeed.
School education is not just about learning and exams; there are a whole range of good things about being at school like building a good group of friends, finding after-school activities to enjoy,…
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