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What does a ‘Parent Support Adviser’ do?
Parent support advisers may be involved in:
- ensuring that parents understand the conditions for effective learning at home and for revision
- encouraging children and young people, with support from their families, to lead healthy lifestyles – taking regular exercise; have a good diet; understand the necessity to be well hydrated; get plenty of sleep and have good levels of drug awareness
- help parents and carers to show an interest in their child’s learning and encourage them to do their homework; attend any enhancement sessions and meet their coursework deadlines
- developing better expectations of attendance and punctuality and help families to improve this
- enhance parents and carers’ expectations of their children taking qualifications and staying on at school post 16.
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