LIVE WEBINAR
Strengthening Parental Engagement & Simplifying Communications
A practical session for school leaders on building a communications approach that works for parents, satisfies Ofsted, and doesn’t overwhelm your staff.
DATE
Wednesday, 6th May 2026
TIME
3.30 – 4:15pm
PLATFORM
Zoom – free to attend
Reserve Your Place
Limited spaces available. Takes 30 seconds to register.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
45 minutes that will change how you think
about parent comms
We’ll work through the four challenges most schools face, what the evidence says about what actually works, and give you a practical framework you can start using the next day.
01
Why most schools struggle with parent communications – and the four root causes.
Too many channels, no joined-up plan, unclear ownership, and reactive rather than proactive messaging. We’ll name each one and show you what fixing it looks like.
02
What the new Ofsted report cards require on parental engagement
The inspection framework has changed. Parental engagement is now explicitly inspected. We’ll explain exactly what inspectors will be looking for and how to evidence it.
03
How to communicate with two very different audiences — and get it right for both
Prospective and current parents want completely different things from your school. We’ll show you how to meet both without doubling your workload.
04
A one-page Communications Plan you can take back to school on Thursday
A simple, practical framework that clarifies your channels, sets expectations for staff, and gives parents a consistent experience every term.
WHAT ATTENDEES SAID
Hear from the March session
“The webinar was incredibly thought provoking. It made me take a closer look at how we’re currently communicating with parents and start thinking about more intentional ways to engage them”
SCHOOL BUSINESS MANAGER
“It was an extremely valuable session. I left feeling more informed and more creative about the possibilities within our communication strategy”
HEADTEACHER
“I would absolutely recommend this webinar to anyone involved in school marketing or parental engagement.”
SCHOOL BUSINESS MANAGER
