The main role of family in education is to guide children through setbacks and failures. By offering emotional assistance, instilling resilience, and nurturing a growth mindset, parents can help children see challenges as chances for learning and growth.

The School for Parents is where parents and caretakers gather to learn and raise consciousness about how to accompany children as they grow up and deal with any issues that surface in contact so children can develop healthily.

The School for Parents provides spaces of trust to embed our processes, discuss questions around the children in community and receive supportive feedback from the others. Facilitated by the School Psychologist and external professionals, parents and other caregivers raise consciousness about raising children based on respect and learn how to give healing orientation to children.

Our key objectives are:

• Transfer the knowledge we've gathered.
• Share important experiences with our children.
• Share the different developmental stages of children.
• Learn how to support conflicts and difficulties.
• Create a positive and collaborative partnership between the school and parents/guardians for the benefit of pupils' education and well-being.
• To ensure parents are informed, engaged, and actively involved in their child's learning journey.
• To promote open and effective communication between the school and parents.