Management

Parent-Teacher Association

The Parent-Teacher Association Board aims to contribute views and opinions to the formation and institutionalisation of our School politic.

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The Parent-Teacher Association Board meets in October every year. Four permanent, four substitute parents are chosen as the Parent-Teacher Association by the confidential vote of participants. The School Principal, Vice Principal and one teacher are also members of the Association. Parents are divided into work groups. The groups collate their view and suggestions and present them at the end of the meeting. These views form the basis for the work and activities the PTA needs to conduct throughout the year. The suggestions are also submitted to the School management as a report.

The Parent-Teacher Association Board:

Consists of the Principal, the Vice Principal, a teacher, four permanent and four substitute parents.

The Supervisory Board:

• consists of two permanent, two substitute parents, and one permanent and one substitute teacher.
• the Parent-Teacher Association meets every fifteen days. It discusses the wishes, criticisms, views and praises of the parents, and works towards ensuring that the School’s education and teaching activities are at an excellent and exemplary level which will satisfy both students and parents.
• the Parent-Teacher Association Board’s principle in its work is to cooperate with School management, teachers, parents and the Student Council in a positive and productive manner.
• the Parent-Teacher Association Board undertakes several activities to improve communication between the school and parents:
  • it organises various weekend talks for parents, to discuss difficulties encountered in child education.
  • it tries to reach parents with bulletins over the weekend.
  • it organises campaigns to help sibling schools.
  • it supports the activities of the School Preservation Society.
  • it maintains an electronic mailing list that parents can subscribe to by sending their email addresses with the subject ‘OBIVELI’. All parents can send emails to this list. The efficacy of this mailing list depends on the participation of parents.
  • it organises various activities aimed at students.
  • it organises panel discussions for students and parents, comprised of experts. We believe these panels and discussions are very helpful and we hope all parents will attend.