Our schools have always valued the power of meaningful partnership with parents. Building on this belief, we have established Parent Interest Groups (PIGs) that bring together parents, teacher representatives and the Head of Partnerships and Well-being to collaborate with the school on initiatives that enrich our students’ learning experiences. Working across diverse areas of interest, these groups create opportunities that are engaging, inclusive and non-competitive.
The Parent Interest Groups span Literacy, Arts & Music, Sports, STEM, Robotics & AI, Community Service & Social Engagement, Entrepreneurship, Financial Literacy, and Internships.
Across our campuses — Little Nest, NMAJS, and DAIS — we have witnessed something truly special: parents and educators coming together not simply as partners in education, but as a caring community united by a shared commitment to our children.
Each group, guided by a parent team, a teacher, and the Head of Partnerships and Wellbeing aimed to extend learning beyond the classroom through collaborative initiatives. Across these areas, parents designed engaging projects and experiences that celebrate innovation, creativity, and wellbeing — shaping a rich ecosystem of shared learning and exploration. Each initiative this year has reflected the strength of our partnership — one grounded in shared values, curiosity, and care. Our parents deserve commendation for their commitment and engagement in making our community a place where every child thrives.
