Communication between home and school is of vital importance during a child's growth process. Parent-teacher meetings, one-on-one teacher meetings,
student performance feedback meetings and other occasions are opportunities to gain a deeper understanding of the child's school situation.
Today, we bring you a bilingual communication template for parents' meetings. From the process to the script, it precisely
captures the key points of communication, making the exchange more efficient and comprehensive.
I. Template Value: All-dimensional coverage, bilingual without pressure
This bilingual template is specially designed for parents, covering aspects such as academic progress, social performance, and personal development.
It is equipped with an English translator, ensuring smooth communication in international school Settings or with foreign teachers, guaranteeing
that no important issues are overlooked and providing a comprehensive understanding of the child's campus status.
Ii. Applicable Scenarios: Adaptable to multiple occasions
School parents' meeting: Class collective communication, synchronizing the overall performance of children
One-on-one teacher meeting: In-depth communication, focusing on the individualized situation of children
Student performance feedback Meeting: Targeted discussion to solve specific growth problems
Iii. User Guide: Five Steps for Efficient Communication
1. Personalized filling
Replace the placeholders such as [child's name] and [specific subject] in the template with actual information to make the communication more focused and exclusive.
2. Prepare the questions
Sort out your child's situation in advance and list the specific issues you want to discuss, such as "Has your child hit any bottlenecks in math learning recently?"
" How was the communication performance in group cooperation? Chatting with questions in mind leads to more tangible gains.
3. Preparations before the meeting
Read the template content thoroughly in advance and make minor adjustments according to the actual scenario. If a child is weak
n certain subjects, focus on supplementing subject issues. If you are introverted, pay more attention to the social interaction part to make the communication meet your needs.
4. Actively participate
The meeting uses a template to guide the process, advancing it step by step from the opening, academic and social inquiries,
detailed agenda, to the closing remarks, ensuring that key points such as academic, social, and family support are all covered, without digressing or missing anything.
5. Follow-up actions
Carefully record the teacher's feedback. If parents are needed to cooperate in supervising homework or paying attention
to their children's emotions, follow the suggestions after the meeting. School and home should work together to support children's growth.
Iv. Communication Script Template (Bilingual Comparison)
Opening remarks
Dear [Teacher's Name] Teacher, hello! Thank you for taking the time to meet me in your busy schedule. I'm the parent of [Child's Name].
I'm really looking forward to having a comprehensive understanding of all aspects of my child's school life through today's communication.
Dear Teacher's Name, hello! Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to meet with me. I am the parent of [Child's Name],
and I look forward to gaining a comprehensive understanding of my child's various aspects at school through our conversation today.
Academic and social inquiries
What significant progress and challenges has [Child's Name] made in his/her studies this semester?
What notable progress and challenges has [Child's Name] experienced in academics this semester?
In terms of classroom participation and daily learning attitude, how do you think [Child's name] performs?
How do you think [Child's Name] performs in terms of class participation and daily learning attitude?
In terms of social interaction and self-expression, what are the highlights or areas that need improvement for [Child's Name]?
Are there any highlights or areas for improvement in [Child's Name]'s social interactions and self-expression?
Detailed agenda section
Academic content
What new developments have there been in the learning of [specific subjects] for [child's name]?
What are the new developments in [Child's Name]'s learning in [specific subject]?
What exams or evaluations have there been recently, and how did [Child's Name] deal with them?
What recent exams or assessments have had there been, and how has [Child's Name] dealt with them?
Social Interaction and Behavior
What is the role and contribution of [child's name] in the team project or activity?
What role does [Child's Name] play and what contributions does he/she make in team projects or activities?
In handling peer relationships, in what aspects do you think [child's name] needs to make progress?
In managing peer relationships, in which areas do you think [Child's Name] needs to make progress?
Family support
Does the school have any particularly recommended resources or activities for the growth of [child's name]?
Are there any resources or activities that the school recommends for [Child's Name]'s development?
Regarding learning and behavioral improvement, how would you like parents to assist you and [your child's name]?
Regarding learning and behavioral improvements, how would you like the parents to assist you and [Child's Name]?
Express gratitude and conclude
Thank you again for your valuable feedback today. It is of great significance for us to understand and support the growth of [Child's Name].
If the school or you have any matters that require our cooperation, please let us know at any time. We look forward to maintaining
good communication with you and jointly promoting the all-round development of [Child's Name].
English Thank you once again for your valuable insights today, they are crucial for us to understand and support [Child's Name]'s growth.
If there is anything that the school or you need us to cooperate with, please let us know at any time. We look forward to
continuing good communication with you to jointly promote [Child's Name]'s comprehensive development.
V. Tips for Parent-Teacher Meeting Etiquette
When communicating, maintain a professional and respectful attitude: arrive on time and dress appropriately. In communication, be open to
listening and constructive discussion, complain less and solve more problems, so that teachers can feel the attention and cooperation of parents. Home and school join hands to help children grow better.
Make good use of this template. At the next parents' meeting or teachers' communication meeting, you won't be troubled by "not knowing
what to ask or how to communicate" anymore. Save it for future reference to make communication between home and school smoother and build a good bridge for children's growth.







