Parent webinars
Get ready to be inspired, empowered and equipped with the knowledge to be the best parent you can be…
At Parentkind, we support everyone in a parenting role. And let’s face it, that’s a challenging job. Tackling a wide range of topics, our webinars are designed to share insight on how you can support your child with a wide range of learning and life experiences, strengthen your understanding of education and school life, and foster solid parent-child relationships along the way.
During these interactive webinars, you’ll be able to engage with our experts, ask questions and connect with others on a similar journey — we believe in the power of community and the strength of sharing experiences and learning together.
Browse our webinars
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Balancing work and family life can be overwhelming, but with the right time management strategies, busy parents can feel more organised, less stressed, and create a calmer home environment. This webinar will provide practical tools to help you manage daily tasks, optimise routines, and make time for both your family and yourself. By the end of the session, you will have actionable steps to take control of your schedule, reduce stress, and enjoy more free time with your loved ones.
- Date: 21/05/2025
- Time: 7.30 — 8.30pm
- Location: Zoom (online)
- Facilitator: Matthew Carlton, Shine Workplace Wellbeing
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The move from primary to secondary school can be a big change for both children and parents. This webinar offers practical advice on how to help your child navigate the transition smoothly. We’ll discuss key differences between primary and secondary school, how the parent-school relationship will evolve, and the most effective ways to communicate with the secondary school. Additionally, we’ll address common parental concerns, assess their validity, and provide strategies to manage them.
- Date: 03/06/2025
- Time: 7.30 — 8.30pm
- Location: Zoom (online)
- Facilitators: Michael Whitworth and Miranda Perry, Abrial
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In this session, nutritionist Jenny Tschiesche will share her expert advice on creating healthy, balanced lunchboxes without breaking the bank. With the rising cost of food, Jenny will guide parents in selecting affordable, nutritious options that children will enjoy. Drawing on her 15 years of experience in creating recipes and running workshops, she will provide practical solutions to help families navigate the challenges of lunchtime nutrition.
- Date: 13/06/2025
- Time: 12.30 — 1.30pm
- Location: Zoom (online)
- Facilitator: Jenny Tschiesche
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Starting school is a big milestone for both children and parents, filled with excitement and nerves. The transition to primary school is crucial, and parents play a key role in laying the foundation for success. This webinar will provide practical advice from the perspective of both a parent and an experienced teacher, offering tips on how to prepare your child for their first school experience and ensuring they are ready for a positive start.
- Date: 18/06/2025
- Time: 7.30 — 8.30pm
- Location: Zoom (online)
- Facilitator: Rachel Vecht
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The summer holidays can be a challenging time for parents of children with SEND, but it also offers an opportunity to foster development and fun. This webinar will provide tips and strategies for keeping your child engaged and entertained while ensuring they are learning and growing through play. We’ll explore the importance of play, how it helps with skill development, and how to make the most of your summer activities without feeling pressured.
- Date: 26/06/2025
- Time: 7.30 — 8.30pm
- Location: Zoom (online)
- Facilitator: Georgina Durrant
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Join us for a practical and insightful webinar designed to help you confidently navigate your child’s big emotions. In this session, you will learn when and how to implement effective strategies that provide the right support at the right time. We’ll explore a diverse range of coping tools, from mindfulness exercises to creative outlets, tailored to different personalities and preferences. This webinar will empower you to make emotional moments more manageable and meaningful, strengthening your connection with your child.
- Date: 02/07/2025
- Time: 7.30 — 8.30pm
- Location: Zoom (online)
- Facilitator: Jennifer Wyman, Bridge the Gap Child Mental Health C.I.C
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This webinar will help parents understand the key knowledge, skills, and concepts that young children will acquire in Reception, the year they turn five. We will cover the 7 areas of learning and development in the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), the Early Learning Goals, and the Reception Baseline Assessment. Learn about the balance between adult-led and child-initiated learning, and how scaffolding play can enhance your child’s development. Additionally, we’ll explore how early maths, literacy, and communication/language skills are taught, and how you can support your child to maximise their growth during this crucial year.
- Date: 11/07/2025
- Time: 12.30 — 1.30pm
- Location: Zoom (online)
- Facilitator: Lisa McLeod
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Research shows that autism is more often diagnosed in males, with females frequently overlooked due to differences in how the condition presents. Autistic girls are more likely to mask their struggles and internalise distress, which can lead to missed diagnoses and a lack of appropriate support. This webinar will explore the unique experiences of autistic women and girls, with a particular focus on gender differences in diagnosis, social interactions, and school experiences. The session will also offer practical recommendations for parents and educators on how to create a more supportive and inclusive learning environment for autistic girls.
- Date: 07/05/2025
- Time: 7.30 — 8.30pm
- Location: Zoom (online)
- Facilitator: Cynthia Gouveia Caria, Beyond Autism
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Children thrive when they are supported in developing the habit and love of reading. As a parent, you can play a vital role in sparking that interest and nurturing it over time. This webinar will explore practical strategies that parents can use to encourage, share, and support reading at home. We’ll provide tips for making reading a fun, enjoyable, and everyday part of family life, while helping children discover the benefits of developing strong reading habits early on.
- Date: 14/05/2025
- Time: 7.00 — 8.00pm
- Location: Zoom (online)
- Facilitators: Professor Teresa Cremin and Kelly Ashley of The Open University
Book a webinar
To book a place, select your child’s school by searching for the postcode below and you’ll be directed to the webinar registration form.
Top questions
If you’ve got a query about our webinars or how we can support parents further, feel free to contact us.
Yes, the webinars are free to attend for everyone – you don’t have to be a parent of a Parentkind PTA member school.
You sign-up via this page on the website. Fill in the fields, selecting your school and you will then be taken to the registration form in Zoom to complete the sign-up.
Only parents selecting PTA member schools will be able to complete the sign-up.
It may be that the webinar you are trying to sign-up for is fully booked. We have had to cap the numbers for sessions in order to make them feasible to facilitate. If you’d like to be added to a waiting list for a particular webinar, please email [email protected]
The parent webinar page is on our website and doesn’t require a PTA login or any kind of account. Anyone can access the page.
The webinars won’t be recorded, so there is no option for parents to receive a recording after the event. We encourage attendance on the day to make for an interactive session.
We also schedule parent webinars on weekday mornings. Keep an eye out for new dates and times on our website.
Please email the team at Parentkind on [email protected].
No, turning on your camera is not required. However, if you’re able to, we encourage it as it helps create a more engaging and interactive experience.
Absolutely! Download our parent webinars toolkit, which gives you ready-made social media and newsletter posts and emails to parents and school leaders.
