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Can we share a CPD parent session link directly with parents to watch at home?

Overview

There isn’t a direct link that can be shared with parents for CPD parent sessions. Instead, schools are encouraged to host the session themselves, either online or in person.

Can parents access the CPD session directly?

CPD parent sessions are not available via a standalone link for parents to access independently.

This means:

  • You cannot send a direct Ten Ten link for parents to watch on demand
  • Access to the session remains within the school’s subscription

How can schools share the session with parents?

Schools can deliver the session in one of two ways:

1. Hosting the session online

  • Set up an online meeting (e.g. Zoom, Teams, Google Meet)
  • Screen-share the session for parents to watch
  • Invite parents to join remotely
  • Allow time for reflection and discussion during the session

2. Hosting the session in person

  • Invite parents into school
  • Play the session in a suitable space (e.g. hall or classroom)
  • Facilitate discussion and reflection as the session progresses

Both approaches allow parents to engage with the content in a supported and structured environment.

Why are schools encouraged to host the session?

Hosting the session locally is important for several reasons:

1. Safeguarding and appropriate access

The content includes sensitive topics, so hosting helps ensure it is:

  • Shared with the intended audience only
  • Delivered in a responsible and appropriate context

2. Supporting discussion and reflection

Throughout the session, there are moments where participants are invited to:

  • Reflect on what they’ve heard
  • Discuss key ideas

These conversations are best supported by a member of staff facilitating the session.

3. Maintaining strong relationships with parents

Delivering the session in a guided way helps schools:

  • Communicate clearly and sensitively
  • Build trust with parents
  • Navigate topics that can sometimes feel challenging or unfamiliar

This relational approach is especially important given that RSHE topics can occasionally be a source of concern or misunderstanding.

Supporting resources for schools

To help you run a parent session, the course page includes:

  • Guidance on hosting the session
  • Supporting delivery notes

Summary

  • There is no direct shareable link for parents
  • Schools should host the session locally
  • Sessions can be delivered:
    • Online (via screen sharing)
    • In person (on-site at school)
  • This approach supports safeguarding, discussion, and strong parent relationships

Need further support?

If you would like guidance on running a parent session—either online or in person—we’d be very happy to help. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch.