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Parent/Carer Consultations, Reporting and Assessment

Parent/Carer Consultations

In line with the recent feedback we've received from parents, we are streamlining our Parent/Carer Consultation process. This year we have changed the process by firstly giving you the opportunity to discuss your child's Academic Progress Review with your child. This will allow you to make an informed decision as to whether or not you would like to book an appointment with your child’s subject teacher. In these virtual 5 minute appointments you can identify any areas of concern regarding your child's subject related academic progress and/or your child’s attitude to learning as well as ask for guidance as to how the child can progress further.

Please use the infographic below to help you make decisions about which teachers to book parents evening appointments with.

Click on the infographic below which includes some useful links.

Parents' Evening Infographic

The Parent/Carer Consultation events are online, and are offered once per academic year for Years 7, 8, 10 and 11. They take place over three days during the week that they are calendared.

Year 9 Parent/Carer Consultation will take place over two days for Core subjects (English, Maths and Science) only. All other subjects take part in an Options Fayre, where Parents/Carers and students will be able to come into school and find out more about the specific subject areas that are available in readiness for their Year 10 to Year 11 GCSE journey.

During this academic year (2026-2027) the dates for these events are:

Year Group Consultation Event Date
All Years

Face-to-face 1:1 Tutor/Parent/Student Meetings

5th - 6th November 2026

Year 7 11th - 13th May 2027
Year 8 21st - 23rd April 2027
Year 9

26th - 27th January 2027

Followed by the Options Fair on the 28th January 2026

Year 10 1st - 3rdh December 2026
Year 11 12th - 14th January 2027
 

How do I make a booking for these events?

Details for the 2026/27 booking process is to be confirmed.


Reporting & Assessment Strategy

Feedback and Marking Procedure

Setting GCSE Expectations

At-a-Glance Guide: How do we report on student progress?