Guardian's responsibility
-provide accommodation and convenient transportation.
-Monitor their learning progress.
-Communication with children under guardianship
-Early detection and correction of possible problems of children.
-Keep in touch with your child's tutor and monitor your child's learning progress.
-Keep in touch with the child's supervisor, understand the child's life and provide help and support.
Guardianship responsibility
Guardians should play an active role in the lives of children under their guardianship. The guardian began to perform his duties from the day when the ward's child arrived in England. A conscientious guardian will pick up his children at the airport at the beginning of school, especially when they are going to a new school. The guardian's company is particularly important. At the end of the semester, some guardians will pick up their children from school in person. For those older children, some guardians will pick them up from school in person. For those older children, their guardians only need to arrange for them to go to the airport.
In addition to providing transportation for students under their guardianship, children can stay outside during weekends or weekends and mid-term holidays, and they can stay in the home of their guardians. Most boarding schools have one or two three-day "weekend holidays" each semester, and all students must leave school during the holidays. For British students, they can spend this holiday with their families. But for international students, they can spend this holiday with their parents. But for international students, especially those who are thousands of miles away from home like China students, it is obviously unrealistic to use this three-day holiday to go home. So they can only go to the guardian's house, and the guardian will take good care of them in these days. Similarly, during the mid-term holidays, many China students choose to spend these two weeks in the UK. In the meantime, they can also stay in the guardian's resume. During the long holidays such as Christmas, Easter or summer vacation, most international students will return to China to reunite with their families. Therefore, guardians themselves are parents, and their children may also attend the same school as the students under their guardianship. Such families often hope that their children can understand the wider world, and taking care of an international student is a colorful manager for themselves and their children. Similarly, international students can benefit greatly from spending their holidays in a pure English environment, which can not only improve their English communication ability, but also take this opportunity to learn about British family culture.
In learning, guardians need to supervise the learning progress of students under their supervision. It is not enough to report only the results of each semester in the future. The guardian also needs to keep in touch with the student's tutor and the relevant responsible teacher to understand the child's advantages and their problems. Guardians should support children when they are helpless, reward them when they are improving, and encourage them when they are frustrated. On the other hand, the guardian also needs to contact the child's parents to discuss the extra counseling the child needs. For foreign students, especially those who have just arrived in Britain, extra English cram schools are essential. Every year, guardians are invited to attend the parent-teacher conference of the ward's school, have face-to-face communication with their teachers, consult their own concerns, and discuss the future academic development direction of their children with the teachers. If parents can't attend the parent-teacher conference in person, we suggest that they sort out the questions that need to be consulted and send them to their children's guardians, who will consult teachers or schools instead of them.