FAQS

You can check the performance of your child's primary school by looking at the school's academic records, talking to teachers and other parents, and visiting the school to observe the teaching and learning environment.

You can ensure your child's safety at primary school by talking to the teachers and school administration, visiting the school regularly, and discussing any concerns you have with your child. It's also important to ensure your child knows the school's emergency procedures.

You can communicate with your child's teacher by scheduling parent-teacher meetings, sending emails, or speaking to them directly before or after school hours.

Homework policies vary from school to school, but generally, primary schools will have less homework than secondary schools.

You'll have a parent-teacher conference system in place, and teachers will also provide regular progress reports. We also have online portals where parents can view their child's grades and assignments.

PPGMIS have support services such as tutoring and special education programs available. You can also speak with your child's teacher or the school's guidance counselor for additional resources.

We have parent-teacher associations (PTAs) or other volunteer opportunities that allow parents to get involved in the school community. You can also attend school events, such as open houses and parent-teacher conferences.