Strategies I use in involving teachers, learners, parents, and the community in the planning process.

Strategies I use in involving teachers, learners, parents, and the community in the planning process.

by Fakebba Kolley -
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Since  a school is not headteacher -owned.it is important  that the SIP be done inclusively , where every stakeholder will  feel considered. The involvement of the teachers earners,  parents, and the community ifundamental and headteachers must make sure that  they participate  in the planning process. Headteachers therefore should use strategies to ensure that they either attend physically, or be represented. 

In Wullinkamma Lower Basic School,  I  use various  strategies to involve teachers, learners, parents,  and the community. 

TEACHERS: First of all , I call for a general  staff meeting in which only planning is being discussed, and where  they are  being sensitised on SIP matters. Then the senior teachers will represent their streams during the planning.This makes them feel valued and motivate ownership. 

LEANERS: The learners are  involved  through clubs, prefects and discussions. They are are made to feel  responsible. 

PARENTS: PTA/SMC : Conservative and sensitisation meetings on SIP, which allows them to feel ownership, which in turn encourages them to support school activities.. 

COMMUNITY: This group is  sensitised on SIP at PTA meetings and other avenues such as meetings with health  workers for WASH Practices.