evaluation sheets

Written by peter sanders

Dear Lauriston Lot,

 

I'm missing you already and really like seeing you in the playground and around the school. I want to tell you what's happening next because we're certainly going to call upon your skills and opinions next year.

Could you have a look at your evaluation sheets and send them back to me with your thoughts about how you might like to be involved in the future, whether you would, what you can offer etc.

I keep going to meetings where organisers are saying, 'do you know any parents who can organise others to get more involved in community and cultural events?' and I keep thinking, 'Yes, but they're ours and I want them to lead stuff for ABC!' So remember how much we value you and want you on board in future AND GET YOUR FORMS BACK! And yes, Nalan, you can write it in Turkish as long as you come along and translate it for me!

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