The Parents Website has a new look. Read this welcome message from Michelle Green, Chief Executive of Independent Schools Victoria, about how the website is supporting families.
Welcome to our new-look The Parents Website.
We’ve given the website a revamp – a cleaner, more modern design that makes it easier to find the articles and resources that will help you raise and educate your family in these challenging times.
In the past two months, we have provided a comprehensive range of resources to help parents and carers support young people during the pandemic.
They include a three-part series by leading clinical psychologist Andrew Fuller – you can explore parts one, two and three.
We have also published our super list of activities for kids at home, advice for parents to help learning at home, as well as personal reflections from parents, including the My Tiny Humans and Home, not alone blogs.
It’s been gratifying to see growing numbers of visitors to the website – from mid-March, we have seen a 500 per cent increase in readership.
We will continue to provide regular updates and material for you in the coming months and beyond.
Thank you for your support. Stay safe – and enjoy our new-look website.
Michelle Green,
Chief Executive,
Independent Schools Victoria
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