How We Keep Parents Informed and Involved Every Step of the Way

Sending your child to nursery is a big step — not just for children, but for parents too. That’s why we believe that open, honest communication with families isn’t just helpful — it’s essential.

When parents and educators work as a team, children thrive. They feel supported, understood, and more confident in their learning journey. In our nursery, we’re committed to making sure parents are always informed, included, and involved — every step of the way.

Communication That Builds Trust

Good communication is at the heart of any strong partnership. From the first day of settling in to your child’s milestones and achievements, we make sure you’re never left guessing.

Here’s how we keep the lines of communication open:

• Daily updates – Whether it’s a quick chat at pick-up or notes via an app, we share highlights of your child’s day

• Monthly newsletters – These include what we’ve been learning, upcoming themes, important dates, and helpful tips

• Parent-teacher meetings – Regular catch-ups allow for deeper conversations about your child’s progress and development

• Open-door policy – We’re always available to talk or answer any concerns, big or small

This steady, open communication builds a sense of trust — and helps parents feel connected, even when they’re not in the room.

Involving Parents in Learning

Being part of your child’s learning doesn’t stop at the nursery door. We offer meaningful ways for parents to stay involved and celebrate growth.

Some of the ways we invite families into the learning experience:

• Learning journals and photos – We share snapshots of your child’s activities and milestones

• At-home activity suggestions – These simple, fun ideas help you extend learning at home

• Family events – From festive celebrations to themed learning days, we love bringing families together

• Workshops and open days – These offer insight into how and why we do things the Montessori way, and how you can support it at home

By being involved, parents gain a clearer picture of their child’s interests, strengths, and progress.

Creating a Shared Learning Environment

When parents and educators work in harmony, children feel the benefit in every part of their development — emotional, social, and academic.

This is what we mean by parent partnership in nursery — a genuine, ongoing relationship built on trust, shared values, and mutual support. It’s not about checking a box. It’s about working together to create the best possible experience for your child.

Final Thoughts

We know how important it is for parents to feel informed and included. That’s why we’ve made partnership part of our everyday practice — not just something we talk about, but something we live by.

When you’re part of a nursery that values communication and connection, you’re never out of the loop — and your child feels the benefit in every smile, every success, and every step forward.

If you’re looking for a nurturing space where your voice matters, and your child’s journey is shared with you, you’ll find it through true parent partnership in nursery.