VISIONS FOR SCHOOLS & EDUCATION LTD

📚 Back to School Boost! It’s the first week back after half-term! Let’s make it a great one for students, teachers, and parents alike. Routine, motivation, and connection can make all the difference in boosting attendance and engagement. ✨ Which of these tips would you find most helpful this week? 1) Setting Up a Routine: Starting the day with a consistent wake-up time and morning routine sets a positive tone! 2) Encouraging Conversations: Taking a few minutes to check in with your child each day can help them feel supported and ready to learn. 3) Organizing School Essentials: Help students feel prepared by setting out uniforms, school bags, and supplies the night before. 4) Celebrating Small Wins: Acknowledge the little achievements each day to keep up enthusiasm and motivation!

🎓 New DfE Guidance in Action! 🚀 As we approach the October half-term, it’s the perfect moment to reflect on the start of the school year. At Visions for Schools and Education, we kicked off this term with dynamic training sessions focused on the latest DfE guidance for our staff. 📚 It’s been inspiring to see how schools have embraced these changes, adapting and implementing strategies to improve attendance for all students. 💡 How has your school adapted to the new term and DfE updates? Share your thoughts below!

📅 October Half-Term is Almost Here!   At Visions for Schools and Education, one of our key focus areas have been helping schools improve attendance, alongside adapting to the new DfE guidance. 📊 Regular attendance plays a huge role in academic success, and we’ve been equipping educators and parents alike with solutions to keep students engaged and attending consistently.   Here are some tips to keep attendance on track: 🎯 Schools: Foster a welcoming and safe environment to help students feel excited about learning. 👪 Parents/Carers: Establish consistent routines and open lines of communication with teachers.   We’re excited to see how the schools and students we support progress next half term.   What has been your school’s biggest attendance win so far?