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NEWSLETTER EXAMPLES PRESCHOOL TRIAL

It could be a promotion for an upcoming event, a copy of a policy or any other relevant information. This almost guarantees that parents will see all of the newsletter, even if the page numbering doesn’t work! Digital newslettersĭigital versions of newsletters can be an advantage as parents will have a copy they can refer back to, without a risk of it being lost.

It doesn’t matter what the second page is.

Hand the newsletter to every parent yourself – most parents do not go through their children’s bags!.

Write ‘ of 2’ on the first page,to ensure parents turn the newsletter over and read the second page.

Make use of additional newsletters for events or important topical updates (for example, library news), rather than overwhelm parents with content by putting it all in the same newsletter.

Use bolding and underlining for emphasis.

Fonts – use clear fonts of at least 12 pt size (simple is better – don’t get too tricky!).

Use tables to sort information and make it clear for readers.

Structure – put the most important items up front.

Too much information can be a bad thing as important messages get lost.

Be concise – avoid big blocks of text.

Make sure you have consent from parents if seeking to use images of children.

Use colorful pictures (where possible) and engaging content.

Keep the length to a maximum of 2 pages.

Here are my tips, from trial and error, for creating an effective newsletter for your preschool.

It’s under $4 and will save you a lot of hassle: View the Package How do you create an effective preschool newsletter? I have created an example newsletter and template to make it very easy for you. A preschool newsletter is a valuable tool that helps keep parents informed and engaged with the activities and events happening at their childs school. This helps them to allocate time and money. One of the most important roles of the newsletter is to ensure parents have adequate warning for upcoming events. The preschool newsletter has always been, and remains, the most efficient way to inform your parents and the community about what’s happening in your preschool and the important aspects they need to know.Ĭontent will differ at various times of the year.

NEWSLETTER EXAMPLES PRESCHOOL TRIAL