Grade 2ND PTM

 It’s widely acknowledged that when parents take an active interest in their children's education, it greatly enhances their motivation and performance. Eureka Public School capitalizes on this by organizing regular Parent-Teacher Meetings (PTMs), fostering open communication between teachers and parents, which in turn motivates students to strive for excellence.

Today’s PTM for the 2nd-grade students was a tremendous success, with a majority of parents in attendance. The meeting offered a valuable opportunity for parents to engage with teachers and gain insights into their children’s academic progress. It was encouraging to see that all parents were highly satisfied with their children’s growth and accomplishments.
The event not only deepened the connection between parents and teachers but also underscored the vital role that parental involvement plays in a child's education. Parents provided overwhelmingly positive feedback, with many praising the school for its continuous efforts in nurturing their children’s future.
Below are some highlights from the PTM:










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