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How schools save time with ParentPay
In a busy school, every minute counts. From collecting dinner money to managing school trips, payments can quickly become a source of stress for both staff and parents alike. ParentPay changes that by bringing payments, refunds, reporting, and communication into one secure, easy-to-use system.
26 September 2025How schools are making payments effortless with ParentPay
In a busy school, every minute counts. From collecting dinner money to managing school trips, payments can quickly become a source of stress for both staff and parents alike. ParentPay changes that by bringing payments, refunds, reporting, and communication into one secure, easy-to-use system.
28 May 2025Five steps to make managing medical health records easier
13 May 2025NSPCC’s Childhood Day: Together we can keep children safe
We’re proud to announce the continued partnership between the NSPCC and ParentPay Group as we join forces once again to support Childhood Day 2025, a national moment to stand together for children and help keep them safe from abuse.
3 March 2025ParentPay Group Celebrates 10 Years of Support for Red Nose Day
27 January 2025St. Eunan’s Primary School
Discover how life at this West Dunbartonshire school was made easier with ParentPay.
23 December 2024St. John’s Marlborough
Learn why this Wiltshire school continues to recommend ParentPay even after over 10 years of partnership.
25 November 2024St. Godric’s Catholic Primary School
Discover how this Durham school realised the benefits of ParentPay’s cashless efficiency.
14 November 2024ParentPay Group’s Regional School Meals Report surveys parents from all four UK regions for the first time
Building on July's National School Meals Report, this fourth-year study offers a regional breakdown of parents' and carers' views on school meal services across the UK, aiding local caterers in making informed decisions.
11 November 2024A Guide to the Condition Improvement Fund (CIF): Key information for schools
The Condition Improvement Fund (CIF) is a capital funding programme managed by the Department for Education (DfE). Understanding CIF, its eligibility criteria, and the application process is an important part of ensuring that your school is prepared to apply for this competitive funding. Read our blog to find out more.