Parent information night presentation where every parent is heard
A free parent info session template: 10 slides with 2 polls and a volunteer pick, ready to run on Zoom, Google Meet, Teams or in the room.

What’s inside
1 · Title slide
2 · Agenda- 3 · Live pollPoll
What do you most want to know tonight?
- AHow my child is doing
- BWhat they’ll learn this term
- CHow to help at home
- DUpcoming dates
4 · Section slide
5 · Discussion prompt- 6 · Live pollPollPick up to 2
How do you prefer to hear from us?
- AEmail
- BApp messages
- CText
- DMeetings like this
7 · Key takeaways- 8 · Pick a volunteerPick a volunteer
Ask the teacher a question
Type ASK in the chat to be in the draw.
9 · Next steps
10 · Closing slide
About this parent info session template
Parent evenings often hear from the same few voices. This parent information night presentation covers what’s happening this term, how families can help at home, and parents’ questions. The discussion slide asks what would help parents support their child at home, so the evening ends with practical ideas rather than more information.
The first poll asks what parents most want to know tonight, such as how their child is doing or upcoming dates. The second asks how they prefer to hear from the school: email, app messages, text or meetings. A question draw lets parents ask the teacher in turn. It suits teachers planning back to school night or curriculum night.
When to use it
- Back to school night at the start of a new year
- Curriculum night or a term information evening
- Online parent meetings where many parents keep quiet
How to use it
- Use this template. All 10 slides land in your Slides, free. Edit the text on any slide, change any question, or add your own slides from a PDF.
- Run it. On a Zoom, Google Meet or Teams call, people answer in the meeting chat. In a room, they scan a QR code and answer on their phones. No app for anyone.
- See the room. Results land live, only you see who’s gone quiet, and a summary is ready when it ends.
More on live polls, quizzes and pick a volunteer.


