Dear families,

you will find below the schedule for the back-to-school parent-teacher meetings. The exact schedule and the videoconference link will be or have been communicated by email (or via the liaison booklet in primary school). Do not hesitate to contact the primary or secondary office if you have not received them on the day of the meeting.

Again this year, due to the health crisis and the state of emergency in Tokyo, these meetings are held by video conference so the FLT Association cannot participate as it did before the pandemic.

We suggest you visit our website www.familles-lycee-tokyo.com. You can :

• find information on the different roles played by the association. 
• join or renew your membership (1000 JPY per year per family). https://www.familles-lycee-tokyo.com/en/subscribe-form/ . Thank you to the families who have already signed up for 2021-22.
• contact us if you need information.

At the primary level, In primary school, we recommend that you take advantage of these meetings to create a Line or WhatsApp group that will allow you to be connected among parents. This is useful throughout the year to exchange different types of information, as the health crisis reduces the possibility of physical meetings. 

In order to play our role in supporting parents as best as possible, the association is looking for a parent for each class who could be our privileged contact! If you would like to be this contact, please contact Jessica Cosmao, primary school vice president of the association, indicating the class or classes concerned. 

In secondary school, these meetings are also an opportunity to express your desire to be a parent delegate. Don’t hesitate to propose yourself: 2 parent delegates can be present at the class councils which will take place by videoconference, at least in the first term. The parents and alternates can take turns to participate. If you are hesitating, the association can support you in this role. An information meeting will be organized by the association in the near future to answer questions from new parent delegates.  If you want to know more, please contact Laurence Vermont, secondary school vice-president of the association.

Again, please feel free to contact us with any questions/comments or topics you would like to discuss with the LFI Tokyo with the support of the association.

Unfortunately, we cannot provide Japanese translation as our team of translators is too small. We are looking for volunteers!

The FLT team