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Don't Miss This Term's Parent-Teacher Conferencing
Parent-Teacher Conferencing is a recurring part of every Asifiwe term — a chance for families and teachers to sit down together over a student's PACE progress and character growth.
Why We Hold It Every Term
Because ACE is individualised, every student's PACE progress looks a little different — and Parent-Teacher Conferencing is where that progress gets discussed directly, one family and one teacher at a time.
Teachers walk parents through where a student's PACEs currently stand, how their character formation is going alongside their academics, and what support might help at home.
Getting the Most from It
Parents are encouraged to come with questions about their child's recent PACEs and any concerns from home. Because our classes run three teachers to every 24 students, conferencing conversations tend to be specific rather than general — teachers know each student's PACE record well.
A Partnership, Not Just a Report
Conferencing works best as a two-way conversation. What a parent notices about a child's learning at home is often just as useful to a teacher as what a teacher notices about a child's PACE work at school.
We look forward to seeing every family at this term's conferencing — details will be shared through each Learning Center closer to the date.
Published:
Sep 25, 2026