Parent-Teacher Communication Survey
Ask parents how informed and heard they feel about their child's progress.
4 questions · 1 page · about 2 minutes to answer · fully editable after you start
Parents judge a school less on test scores than on whether they feel informed and heard. This survey measures how well progress updates, homework expectations, and concerns-handling are working from the parent side, and which channels – notes home, apps, conferences – actually reach busy families.
Send it mid-year, not at the end, so there is still time to act. The what-do-you-wish-you-knew question reliably reveals the information gap between what teachers send and what parents absorb.
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Communication with the school
This survey asks how well the school keeps you informed about your child and how you would like to hear from us. Your answers help us improve communication with families. It takes about 2 minutes.
Q1.How well informed do you feel about...*
| Not informed | Somewhat | Well informed | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your child's academic progress | |||
| Homework expectations | |||
| Classroom behaviour | |||
| Upcoming events and deadlines |
Q2.Which channel works best for you?
- School app messages
- Printed notes home
- Parent-teacher conferences
- Phone calls
Q3.When you raise a concern, how heard do you feel?
Q4.What do you wish you knew more about?
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