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All parents wish three things for their children: Happiness, Health and Intelligence.
Are our children growing up healthy? How well are they prepared for their challenging future? Taking into consideration that children in England are extremely early starters in the classroom where they spend the most part of the day, a far reaching question can be raised by parents which brings into the spotlight the schools' capacity to provide a platform for children to grow up healthy, happy and intelligent.
Answers to these questions are simingly obvious and simple. Parents believe that schools buildings should not cause health hazards to children and teachers, curriculum must be of a high quality, and children should enjoy happy time at school.
The CRSE is registered with the HM Revenue & Customs Ref: XT23797 Tel: 0121 3088911 email: crse.localproject@teachers.org |
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