Parent Survey Feedback

Parent Feedback
Thank you to the 128 parents and carers who completed our Summer 2026 parent survey. Your feedback helps us celebrate what is working well, understand families’ experiences and identify where we can continue to improve.
Summer 2026 Survey Highlights

What Families Value Most
Caring and approachable staff
The strongest recurring message was that staff know, welcome and care for children and families.
Strong teaching and high expectations
Parents recognised the commitment of teachers, the quality of classroom practice and the encouragement children receive to achieve.
Community and belonging
Families value Laleham’s welcoming, inclusive atmosphere and the strong sense that children are known as individuals.
Sport, music and enrichment
Trips, clubs, performances, sport, music and practical experiences were repeatedly identified as distinctive strengths.
Visible and positive leadership
Parents praised the visibility and approachability of leaders, improved communication and the positive direction of the school.
Christian ethos and values
Kindness, care, respect, worship and the school’s Christian character remain important to many families.
In Your Words

You Said, We Listened
Alongside the overwhelmingly positive feedback, families shared thoughtful suggestions about how Laleham can continue to develop.
Clearer information about progress
We will review how we share individual progress, next steps and practical ways families can support learning at home.
Clubs and wider opportunities
We will continue reviewing the breadth, timing and accessibility of clubs and enrichment, particularly for younger pupils.
Clear and targeted communication
We will build on the strong overall communication rating by making messages as timely, accurate and relevant as possible.
Support and challenge for every child
We will continue strengthening inclusive classroom practice, targeted support and appropriate challenge across the attainment range.
Thank You
Thank you for taking the time to share your views. We will use this feedback alongside pupil voice, staff feedback, school information and professional evidence when agreeing priorities for the new academic year.
How the figures were calculated: Survey percentages are based on respondents who expressed a view. Blank responses and ‘Don’t Know/Not Applicable’ answers have been excluded. This is particularly important for questions about bullying and concerns, where many families did not have direct experience on which to comment.
Laleham Church of England Primary School