EPA Treasurer, Christian Hellevang shares a good example in his newsflash. It is a document prepared by the city of Oslo, Norway supporting parents and schools alike to cooperate for the benefit of children, coming into force at the beginning of the schoolyear. We think it can be adapted and used anywhere in Europe.
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It covers three main areas:
- Teaching and learning
- Safety and Well-Being
- Dialogue and Cooperation
The standard has been translated into six languages (Arab, English, Somali, Tamil, Turkish and Urdu) - in line with the standard of offering translation and interpretation services if needed - and distributed electronically to all parents in Oslo school, which has students in primary or secondary school. Schools can also develop their own policies, as a supplement.
This standard has been prepared by the Department of Education in Oslo on behalf of the City council of Oslo and is part of the City Government's commitment to social mobility. The standard will come into force in autumn 2014
The standard has been translated into six languages (Arab, English, Somali, Tamil, Turkish and Urdu) - in line with the standard of offering translation and interpretation services if needed - and distributed electronically to all parents in Oslo school, which has students in primary or secondary school. Schools can also develop their own policies, as a supplement.
This standard has been prepared by the Department of Education in Oslo on behalf of the City council of Oslo and is part of the City Government's commitment to social mobility. The standard will come into force in autumn 2014
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