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Strong Turnout for Three Way Conferences Reflects Our Connected School Community

Strong Turnout for Three Way Conferences Reflects Our Connected School Community

Thank you to all students, parents, caregivers and whānau who attended last week’s successful Three Way Conferences.

Last week's Three Way Conferences saw a fantastic turnout, with students, parents, caregivers and whānau coming together to celebrate progress, discuss learning, and set goals for the remainder of the year.

The strong attendance reflected the value our school community places on working in partnership to support student success. The conversations throughout the evening were positive and purposeful, giving students the opportunity to reflect on their achievements, identify areas for growth and plan their next steps alongside their teachers and families.

Three Way Conferences are an important part of the learning journey, strengthening the connection between home and school while ensuring students remain at the centre of every discussion. It was encouraging to see so many families taking the time to engage with teachers and support their young person's learning. Thank you to all of our parents, caregivers and whānau for your ongoing support and to our staff for their preparation and commitment to making the conferences such a positive experience. 




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