Whoberley Hall Primary School PINS Parent Engagement Event

About This Event

Join us for the final PINS Parent Carer Engagement Event at Whoberley Hall Primary School, as part of the national PINS (Partnership for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools) programme.

This event centres on What Works for Our Families — a relaxed Parent Carer Panel where families share everyday experiences, insights, and approaches that help children feel supported, understood, and settled at school and at home.

This session is open to all parent carers, whether or not you identify your child as neurodivergent. Everyone is welcome to join us exactly as they are.

What We’ll Explore Together

• What parent carers at Whoberley Hall say is helping their families
• Everyday strategies that support emotional regulation and wellbeing
• How families recognise and respond to stress and overwhelm
• Practical ideas that help children feel safe, confident, and ready to learn
• Reflections and themes shared by families in earlier sessions
• How schools and families can continue working together to strengthen inclusion

What to Expect

• A warm welcome from the school and the Parent Carer Forum
• A calm, parent-only space to settle and take part comfortably
• A gently facilitated discussion — sharing is always optional
• Practical ideas and reflections to take away
• Time to connect with other parent carers
• Refreshments provided

We aim to keep the space private, calm, and uninterrupted, as many families tell us this makes it easier to take part.

Who Can Attend?

All parent carers of children at Whoberley Hall Primary School are warmly invited.
You don’t need to have attended previous sessions — you’re welcome to join at any point.

Access Needs

We want this event to feel accessible and welcoming to everyone.
If you need interpreters, sensory considerations, seating adjustments, or anything else to support your participation, please let us know when you book.

About PINS

PINS is a national programme focused on strengthening relationships between schools and families, with a particular emphasis on inclusion and understanding around neurodiversity.

In Coventry, the Parent Carer Forum is working with 13 schools to support open conversation, shared learning, and practical approaches that help all children feel they belong.