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Parents Teachers Meeting
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Parents Teachers Meeting

Parents Teachers Meeting | Indian Public School
Parent & School Partnership

Parents Teachers Meeting

Building meaningful communication between parents, teachers and students to support learning and progress.

Communication Matters

PTM provides an opportunity for parents and teachers to come together and discuss a child's learning, development and progress.

Parents • Teachers • Students
PTM at IPS

Parents Teachers Meeting

IPS conducts Parents Teachers Meetings after every examination . These meetings provide parents, and often students as well, with an opportunity to meet their child's teacher and discuss the progress being made.

It is a dedicated opportunity for parents and teachers to talk about the child's learning and progress, understand their development and maintain an open line of communication between home and school.

Understanding PTM

A Conversation About Learning

A Parents Teachers Meeting is a meeting between parents and teachers focused on the child's learning and progress.

Meet the Teacher

Parents have the opportunity to meet their child's teacher and discuss the child's progress.

Discuss Progress

Parents and teachers can talk about the learning and progress of the child.

Work Together

Open communication helps create a stronger connection between home and school.

Also Known As

Parent-Teacher Communication

Parents Teachers Meetings may be known by different names in different schools and educational settings.

Parent-Teacher Interviews

Parent-Teacher Conferences

Learning Conferences

The PTM Experience

Connecting Home & School

01

Meet

Parents and teachers come together to discuss the child.

02

Understand

They discuss the child's learning and progress.

03

Communicate

Open communication strengthens the connection between home and school.

Strong Communication, Better Learning

Parents Teachers Meetings provide a valuable opportunity to connect, communicate and discuss the learning and progress of every child.