Parent Links
Parental engagement has a large and positive impact on children’s learning. We have a number of ways in which you can stay informed and work with us to improve your child’s progress:
Parent/Teacher Conference Online Booking System
To book an appointment with your child's teacher please use the online Parents’ Evening System. This will allow you to see the teachers' available appointment times on one screen and choose a time that suits you with ease. Once booked, you will receive an automatic confirmation of the appointment.
To log in please click on the link below:
https://stclementshigh.schoolcloud.co.uk/
For more information view the Parents’ Guide for Booking Appointments
MyChildAtSchool (MCAS)
This system will replace the ParentApp and ParentPay from September 2024
Parents can access details about their child at school by using MyChildAtSchool. This can either be an app or your phone (available from Google Play and the Apple AppStore) or by going to http://www.mychildatschool.com
A basic user guide, along with other support materials can be found at:
https://docs.bromcom.com/article-categories/for-parents/
If you forget your password to MCAS please click on the Reset Password link on the App, or, using your web browser, go to www.mychildatschool.com and click on the Reset Password link. You must use the email address that you have given the school. An email will be sent to your email account - it will only be valid for 24 hours. Follow the instructions within the email.
Should you experience any issues with your MCAS account please contact us for support via the following options;
tel: 01553 828648
email: office@stclementshigh.org.uk
When emailing, please provide as much detail about your issue so we can make sure we allocate the right department. Please also provide your full name, school and return phone number.
Students
Your child will also have access to an app that they can log into on their phones (available from Google Play and Apple App Store - please search for Bromcom Student App). It can also be accessed via the webpage:
https://www.bromcomvle.com/?schoolid=14633
You will be given access to this once school resumes in September.
Parent View
Parent View gives you the chance to tell Ofsted what you think about your child’s school, from the quality of teaching to dealing with bullying and poor behaviour. The survey can be completed at any time; you don’t have to wait until the school is being inspected.
To log in please click on the Parent View icon below:
Satchel:One (formerly Show My Homework)
The ease-of-use and accessibility gives students a clear picture, allowing them to prioritise their workload and stay organised using their personalised calendar, to-do list and email reminders.
We like to ensure you that homework is set effectively across the school, with statistics available by year, class, teacher and subject. Teachers set homework in advance, using an abundance of resources, and even automatic grading.
For parents who wish to take a more active role in their children’s home learning, they can by having their own Satchel:One/Show My Homework account. We've given ‘power’ back to parents. They can now take a more proactive role in driving homework prioritisation, keeping tabs on homework without being intrusive.
Easily stay organised
Consistently meet deadlines
Anytime, anywhere access
For more information on how to log in as a parent and how to use the Satchel One App view the Video guides here.
Please contact the school if you have any problems or need a password reset: satchelone@stclementshigh.org.uk
To log in please click on the icon below:
Online Safety - Information and Advice to Parent/Carers
Gaming Online - Free Webinar for Parent/Carers
Do you know your whispers from your skins? Your Fortnite from your FIFA? Last February, the NSPCC supported UK Safer Internet Centre’s Safer Internet Day and encouraged families across the UK to get talking about online gaming. Their workshop ‘Keeping children safe while gaming online’ is designed to give parents and carers an understanding of how young people game online and knowledge of tools and resources that can help to keep them safe.
How To Keep Kids Safe On Social Media
Is your child on social media? The NSPCC understand that it can be difficult to know how you can keep them safe. That's why in this video with O2, they share 7 simple ways to help you keep your kids safe when scrolling. From having conversations to getting more help from our advice line with O2, these 7 tips will help give you practical steps that you can use today.
My Daughter Saw Harmful Content Online
Ruth's daughter Sophie saw harmful content online, and struggled with her mental health. In this episode of Parenting Online, Ruth bravely shares her story to help other parents know how they can help keep their children safe.
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Easyfundraising - WNAT Fundraising Link
If you shop online, you can raise FREE donations for West Norfolk Academies Trust which will benefit all our schools and students.
easyfundraising® is the UK’s biggest charity shopping fundraising site which is simple and free to use, with nearly 4, 000 shops and online retailers to choose from which include big names like Argos, Amazon, Ebay, Marks and Spencer and Sainsburys.
All you need to do is click the easyfundraising link below which will take you direct to our support page, sign up and start shopping!! The retailer will then make a small donation to say thank you.
Alternatively scan the QR code:
Please sign up and support us