Developments over recent years to provide extended services and involve parents more fully are starting to have an effect. Research shows that when parents are involved with their child's education, children do better.
It's important to recognise that some parents may feel wary about re-entering the school environment, particularly those who don't have fond recollections of their own school days. But some schools are doing a fantastic job of reaching out to parents who have traditionally had less involvement in children's school lives.
Many are finding that teachers, as well as parents and children, are reaping the benefits of stronger and more trusting relationships.
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