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By: John Rowlinson - Updated: 2 Oct 2025 | *Discuss

 

As parents, you'll want to keep in regular contact with your child's school. You'll probably need to write in to explain to your child's teacher the reason for his or her absence from school now and then, but other circumstances might crop up when you need to write a letter that you're not quite sure how to phrase. That's where EducationLetters will come into its own.

We've thought of every possible reason that you might need to write in to your child's school or teacher, and provided a sample letter for you to use to help you to phrase difficult issues. We've tackled issues such as how to write a letter to your child's school contesting their school place allocation; how to complain to a school about another child's behaviour, and a host of other awkward problems that your child's school should be able to address.

The site is divided into useful categories that outline the grounds that you might want to contact a school. Whatever the difficulty or compliment you want to give to your child's teacher, LEA or head teacher, this site provides you with the tools to easily convey your point of view.

We really want to help spread the word and if you can help by linking to EducationLetters, we truly appreciate it.

For a short text-based link you can simply copy and paste the following code into your page:

This will appear on your page as:

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Alternatively, you can use a slightly longer descriptive link:

This will appear on your page as:

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As parents, you'll want to keep in regular contact with your child's school. You'll probably need to write in to explain to your child's teacher the reason for his or her absence from school now and then, but other circumstances might crop up when you need to write a letter that you're not quite sure how to phrase. That's where EducationLetters will come into its own.

We've thought of every possible reason that you might need to write in to your child's school or teacher, and provided a sample letter for you to use to help you to phrase difficult issues. We've tackled issues such as how to write a letter to your child's school contesting their school place allocation; how to complain to a school about another child's behaviour, and a host of other awkward problems that your child's school should be able to address.

The site is divided into useful categories that outline the grounds that you might want to contact a school. Whatever the difficulty or compliment you want to give to your child's teacher, LEA or head teacher, this site provides you with the tools to easily convey your point of view.

Thanks for your support in helping us spread the word.