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The hosts discuss the importance of school events for parents to stay involved in their children's education. They mention various events such as parent-teacher conferences, school plays, field trips, and camps. The guest emphasizes the need for communication and staying informed about these events. They also discuss the approach to parent-teacher conferences, highlighting collaboration with teachers to support the child's learning. Unfortunately, the episode ends there. Welcome back to another episode of Parenting Perspectives. I'm Ethan. And I'm Gerard. And today we are diving into the exciting world of school events. From camp to parent-teacher conferences, there's always something happening at our kids' schools. But how should parents navigate these events? What's the best way to support our children while staying involved in their education? Joining me today is a special guest who has plenty of experience in this area. Please welcome Gerard's mother. It's great to have you on the podcast. Absolutely. School events are such an important part of our children's education. And we are happy to share our thoughts on how parents can make the most of them. Fantastic. So let's dive right in. What are some of the school events that parents can expect to encounter throughout the year? Well, there's certainly no shortage of events. That's for sure. For parent-teacher conferences to school plays, field trips, and school camps, the calendar stays pretty full. And each event offers a unique opportunity for parents to connect with their child's school experience. Whether it's cheering them on at a sport game or discussing their progress with their teacher, these events help us stay involved in our children's education. That's so true. And speaking of staying involved, what advice do you have for parents who want to make the most of these events? I think the key is to prioritise communication. And don't forget to stay informed. Keep an eye out for emails, newsletters, and other communication from the school so you know what's coming up and how you can get involved. Excellent advice. Now, let's talk about parent-teacher conferences. What's your approach to these meetings? For me, it's all about collaboration. We see these conferences as an opportunity to work together with our child's teacher to support their learning and development. We also listen carefully to what the teacher has to say. It's a two-way conversation. And we always leave feeling more informed and empowered to help our child succeed. It sounds like you have a great approach. Well, unfortunately, that's all the time we have for today. Gerard's mum, thank you so much for joining us and sharing your insights on school events. Thank you for having me. It was my pleasure. And to all our listeners out there, thank you for tuning in. We'll see you next time on Parenting Perspectives. Goodbye.
