Parent Communication Audit: Newsletters, Messages and Reports

Check how clearly a school or teacher communicates with families.

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Audit communication with families. Samples of a newsletter, a message, and a report comment: [COMMUNICATION_SAMPLES]. Parents' questions in the past term: [PARENT_QUESTIONS]. Languages in the community: [LANGUAGES].

Check the key message in the first sentence, dates and actions, reading level (average sentence length), jargon, tone, accessibility (layout, translation), and whether common questions are answered. Make a table with Item, Issue, Effect, and Rewrite. Calculate the share of parent questions that the existing communication answers with the arithmetic. Rewrite one message in under 120 words and propose a communication calendar.

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Add a worked rewrite of a message from 'Please be advised that the aforementioned event will take place pursuant to the schedule attached' to 'The sports day is on Friday 14 June from 1 pm. Please send your child in sports kit and a water bottle.', with sentence lengths before and after (21 and 17 words versus 9 and 11), and a one-page calendar format that lists dates, actions and a contact for questions.

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Before: 'Please be advised that the aforementioned event will take place pursuant to the schedule attached.' (17 words)
After: 'Sports day is on Friday 14 June from 1 pm. Please send your child in sports kit with a water bottle.' (20 words in two short sentences)
Question coverage: 8 of 12 parent questions answered by the existing communication (67 percent). Calendar format: date, action, contact.
Missing answers: pickup times, what to do if a child is ill, and where to find the term dates. Add a monthly one-page FAQ, keep newsletters under 300 words, and put the single action parents must take in bold at the top.