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Apeejay School Model Town, Jalandhar hosts parent teacher meeting for classes 3 to 9

The meeting brought parents and teachers together to discuss students’ academic progress, achievements and areas of growth.

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Apeejay School, Model Town, Jalandhar, organised a parent teacher meeting (PTM) for students of Classes 3 to 9. The meeting brought parents and teachers together to discuss students’ academic progress, achievements and areas of growth.

The meeting provided an opportunity for parents and teachers to engage in meaningful conversations about the learning journey of students. Discussions focused on understanding individual progress, recognising accomplishments and identifying areas where students could receive further support and guidance.

The PTM also served as a platform for teachers to share insights with parents regarding students’ academic development. Alongside, parents contributed their observations and perspectives. The interaction reflected the importance of regular communication between home and school in creating a supportive learning environment for children.

As the school prepares for the successful completion of term-I, teachers and parents also discuss the way forward for students. The aim of the PTM was a shared focus on their continued learning and development. The discussions were to ensure that students receive consistent encouragement and guidance both at school and at home.

The meeting highlighted the school’s emphasis on building a strong parent-teacher partnership. By coming together to understand students’ strengths and areas of improvement, parents and teachers reaffirmed their collective commitment to helping every child progress with confidence.

The interaction also underscored that a child’s educational journey extends beyond the classroom. When schools and families work collaboratively, students are better supported in their academic and personal growth.

The PTM concluded with a positive spirit of collaboration and shared responsibility. The event reinforced the message that meaningful communication between parents and teachers can play an important role in helping students learn, grow and achieve their potential.

The school’s initiative reflected its commitment to maintaining an active partnership with parents and keeping every student’s educational journey at the centre of its efforts.

Sheen is working as a senior correspondent with Apeejay Newsroom. With experience in covering education for the last four years, she has worked with The Indian Express and Network 18. She can be contacted at [email protected]