Our Mersey Park Parent Partnership Group group was set up as a means of gathering parents’ views on different policies, events and activities within school. There are representative parents from across the school and if you have any questions or queries please feel free to approach them and ask and they will endeavour to help. If you are not sure who is the representative for your year group or key stage please speak to the staff in the school office, Mrs Eccles or Mrs Hardy.

 

We are proud to have previously been awarded the national Leading Parent Partnership Award to acknowledge the work that we do alongside our families. We are now working towards renewing our accreditation and welcome your support towards achieving this.

 

The Mersey Park Parent Partnership Group took a trip to the Neo centre in Birkenhead.

We were given a tour of this fantastic facility which offers a wide range of support for the people in the local area. While there we met some of the wonderful staff and volunteers who work hard at this centre to provide services for their community.

 

Neo was founded in 2013 and started offering food assistance and support, giving out crisis food bags to families who need it in the local community. Through growing links with other community groups and Lidl, Neo began to offer surplus food to community members, through the first of Neo’s community food markets. Since the beginning Neo has run and supported over 100 community events across Wirral and has become a well known provider of support across many communities.

Some of the services provided here include:

• Social Supermarket
• Bingo Night 
• Community Cafe 
• Community Dinner Club 
• Kids club during school holidays 

And many more brilliant activities and ways to get involved.

If you would like more information please speak to one of the Parent Partnership members, Mrs Eccles or Mrs Hardy, or alternatively visit http://www.neocommunitycafe.org.uk/.

The Mersey Park Parent Partnership Group took a trip to the Hive in Birkenhead. We were given a tour of this fantastic facility which caters for children aged 8 to 19, and up to 25 for those with disabilities. 

 

If you would like any more information visit https://www.thehiveyouthzone.org/

 

 

Here’s a few photos from some of the wonderful parent courses.

 

We have also received information from Wirral Lifelong Learning about courses running locally. If you would like more information below is a copy of the letter we have sent all our parents and carers or you can follow the link through to the Wirral Lifelong Learning website to see their full list of courses:

Wirral Lifelong Learning Website