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Get To Know Your Child Questionnaire For Parents

The questionnaire begins with household contact and preferred-name fields, then invites family members to describe the child in their own words. Later pages ask about school preferences, strengths, activities, hopes, potential health concerns, and interest in volunteering. Because responses may contain sensitive personal information, completed forms should be collected and stored securely. Teachers can also make clearly optional any prompt not needed for educational planning.
Year groups
Early Years, Not Year Specific, Nursery, Primary
Pages
4
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PDF
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Updated Mar 10, 2026

Subject
Resources for Teachers
Topic
Back to School, Handouts
Resource types
Classroom Decor, Activities, Teacher Tools, Worksheets & Printables
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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Build a fuller teacher understanding of an individual learner

  • Identify family-provided strengths, interests, and goals

Teaching tips

  • Explain how responses will be used and protected

  • Mark nonessential personal questions as optional

Skills covered

  • Family communication

  • Learner profile building

  • Strengths-based planning

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Core concepts

  • Parent questionnaire

  • Get to know your child

  • Family survey

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