British Curriculum
At The British School in Gothenburg, we believe that education is most successful when built on a strong partnership between school and home. Parents are not just stakeholders—they are collaborators whose involvement plays a vital role in a child’s academic, emotional, and social development. Our commitment to fostering this partnership is a defining feature of our educational philosophy.
We view parents as co-educators who contribute significantly to their child’s learning experience. From early years through Sixth Form, we encourage active parental participation to support student progress, personal growth, and well-being. When schools and families work together, students flourish academically and become more confident, motivated learners.
Effective communication is essential to building trust and ensuring a successful school-home relationship. At BSG, we prioritise openness, consistency, and accessibility. Our communication approach includes:
Regular parent-teacher consultations to provide personal insight into student progress and development.
Termly academic reports that outline strengths, areas for improvement, and future targets.
An open-door policy that ensures parents feel welcome to engage with teaching and leadership staff at any time.
Weekly newsletters and digital bulletins designed to keep families informed and connected to school life.
This system of communication fosters a culture of transparency and shared responsibility.
Our active Parent Council is an integral part of our school community. Comprising dedicated volunteers, the council serves as a liaison between parents and the school leadership, promoting dialogue and building strong, supportive relationships.
The goals of the Parent Council are to:
Engage families in the life of the school and the education of their children.
Serve as a voice for parents in key discussions with leadership.
Plan and support a calendar of events that enrich school life, from cultural celebrations to charitable initiatives.
Build a welcoming community for new and returning families alike.
This group is a dynamic force for positive change and community building, and their contributions are deeply valued.
At BSG, we believe that strong partnerships with families are central to our success. When parents and educators collaborate effectively, students benefit from a consistent, nurturing environment that supports both academic achievement and character development.
Together, we create a vibrant and inclusive school culture—one that values trust, respects diversity, and puts student well-being at its core.