Parent Pay

What does ParentPay do?

enables you to pay for school meals, music lessons, educational visits, and other items such as donations to The School Fund
offers a highly secure payment site
gives you a history of all the payments you have made
allows the merging of accounts if you have more than one child at school
shows you all items available for payment relevant to each of your children
emails a receipt of your payment to the email address you register

How does ParentPay help you?

gives you the freedom to make payments to school whenever and wherever you like
stops you having to write cheques or search for cash to send to school
gives you peace of mind that your payment has been made safely and securely
helps with budgeting; payments are immediate, there is no waiting for cheques to clear
payments for any of the larger trips can be made by instalments up to the due date
ParentPay is quick and easy to use

How does ParentPay help our school?

reduces the administrative time spent on banking procedures
keeps accurate records of payments made to every service for every student
payments do not bounce
reduces paper ‘waste’
allows for easy and quick refunds to be made back to the payment card
improves communication between the school and parents concerning payments
offers a more efficient payment collection process, reducing the amount of money held on school premises

How do I get started?

We will send you an activation letter to enable you to setup your ParentPay account. The activation letter will contain a personal activation username and password to enable you to login to ParentPay. During the activation process you will be guided through changing your username and password to something more memorable; you can also merge your accounts if you have more than one child at The Elmgreen School.

More Information

More information can be found on the ParentPay website, alternatively contact Michael Burke, Director of Finance and Administration.

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