PSR ASSOCIATION

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Parental volunteering leading to improved education in Sri Lanka.

Involvement in school activities provides parents with the opportunity to learn effective ways of managing and engaging with their kids.

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PSR Parent Association Goals Overview

The PSR Parent Association has some big goals in mind! They want to make sure that everyone is working together to make things better. They are focusing on ways to improve and make sure that projects are running smoothly. By coming up with new ideas and using the right tools, they hope to see some great results that will help both kids and parents. This will also help the school keep up its high standards for education.

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The Need For a Regulatory Framework For
Private And International School

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Key Benefits of Regulation

Regulation can ensure a consistent quality of education across schools, safeguarding students’ learning experiences and academic outcomes. Proper regulations can protect students’ rights and ensure their safety, preventing abuse and maltreatment in educational institutions. Regulatory frameworks can promote transparency, making it easier for parents to make informed decisions about their children’s education.

Issues Arising from Lack of Regulation

The absence of regulation can lead to inconsistent educational standards, resulting in varying quality of education among schools. Without regulations, there is a risk of financial mismanagement in schools, potentially putting students’ educational investments at risk. The lack of oversight may contribute to discriminatory practices within schools, impacting admissions and treatment of students from diverse backgrounds.

Initial Discussions Begin

In 2021, key stakeholders convened to discuss the necessity of a comprehensive regulatory framework. This marked the inception of dialogues aimed at synchronizing efforts across governmental and non-governmental organizations.

Draft Framework Proposal

By 2022, a draft proposal outlining the core components of the regulatory framework was developed. This collaborative effort involved input from various sectors to ensure the framework was inclusive and effective.

Final Framework Approval

In 2024, the comprehensive regulatory framework was officially approved. This landmark decision resulted from years of collaboration and dialogue, paving the way for standardized regulations across multiple industries.

Public Feedback Phase

The year 2023 saw the launch of a public consultation phase. Stakeholders and the general public were invited to provide feedback on the draft regulatory framework, enhancing transparency and community involvement.

Implementation Strategies

As of 2025, the focus shifted toward implementing the regulatory framework. Collaborative efforts are ongoing to ensure that sectors adopt the framework effectively, highlighting the importance of continuous support and engagement.

Challenges in International Schools

Curriculum Gaps

In 2021, many international schools reported curriculum inadequacies, leaving students unprepared for higher education. The lack of alignment with educational standards raised alarms among educators, parents, and policymakers.

Staff Qualifications

The year 2022 brought to light issues with unqualified staff in international schools, leading to debates about teacher training and certifications. These deficiencies hindered the learning experience and jeopardized institutional credibility.

Rising Awareness

By 2023, awareness of the challenges facing international schools grew, with stakeholders advocating for reforms. Initiatives to improve curriculum and staff qualifications became a focal point for enhancing educational outcomes.

Join Us!

Your PSR membership includes:

  • Mini training
  • Evening energizers
  • Mentorship opportunities
  • Newsletter with state and national updates

Please share any ideas you have to enhance our children’s education and gain professional experience with doctors, counselors, and other parents who are willing to support you through volunteering. Join us today and be a part of our community dedicated to improving education for our children.

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Answers to Your Questions !

No, there is no fee required to become a member of the PSR Parent Association. It is a voluntary platform for parents who actively participate, and if you wish to donate, it is optional. Any donations collected will be used for the development of the association.
As parents, we are collaborating with the government, Education Ministry, and Education Department for official involvement in the school. Government officers are directly working with us to ensure efficiency in their tasks.