Parent Involvement
The Parental Involvement Act was passed by the Scottish Parliament on 10 May 2006. It aims to support and encourage more families to become involved in the education of their children.
"A once in a generation chance to take a fresh look at how parents are involved in their children's learning and in schools more generally."
Robert Brown, Deputy Minister for Education and Young People.
A leaflet, A New Law to Support Parents, has been produced by the Scottish Executive, which explains more about the new legislation. We have also produced our own
newsletter [pdf 123 KB] for parents which is also available in
Polish [pdf 234KB].
We are currently working on plans to set up new Parent Councils in schools and develop a Parental Involvement Strategy. Parents will be consulted throughout on both of these.
For further information please email the Operations Manager at
ECSGeneralEnquiries@pkc.gov.uk.
