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Bridge Nigeria has said that children learn faster when they are sure their parents are involved and interested in their school activities.
Some parents of pupils of Bridge said these during a Parent Fest organised in Lagos to ensure that parents play an integral role in assisting their child’s learning and for parents to articulate the responsibilities they will uphold in their child’s education. Similarly, a statement by the Communication Manager, Bridge Nigeria, Mr Femi Awopetu said, unlike typical PTA meetings, the Parent Fest gave new and returning parents an opportunity to learn how to help extend teaching outside the classroom, view their childrens’ academic work and the additional resources available for learning and garner insight on the typical ‘Day in the Life of a Bridge Pupil’ in the classroom.
He said, “Bridge Nigeria believes that parent involvement improves attendance and helps children feel more motivated in the classes. The more parents are involved in their children’s education, the better the children’s class motivation, behavior, and grades become.” A parent, Mr Sunday Okoduwa, who has three children in primary classes noted that the parent fest was enlightening and unique as it gave parents an opportunity to experience firsthand, how the teachers teach pupils in the classroom.
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