Grade III PTM

 It is often said that children are more motivated to perform well when their parents actively engage in their education. When parents show interest in their children's studies, it encourages them to put in more effort. Eureka School takes full advantage of this principle by regularly organizing Parent-Teacher Meetings (PTMs) to foster better communication between teachers and parents, which in turn motivates students to excel.

Today, a PTM was held for the 3rd-grade students, and it was a resounding success, with the majority of parents in attendance. The meeting provided a wonderful opportunity for parents to interact with teachers and discuss their children's academic progress. It was heartening to note that all the parents expressed great satisfaction with the development and achievements of their children.
The event not only strengthened the bond between parents and teachers but also served as a reminder of the importance of parental involvement in the educational journey. The feedback from parents was overwhelmingly positive, with many acknowledging the efforts of the school in shaping their children's future.
Below are a few glimpses from the PTM:






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