Parents: news, homework and what you can change
Announcements and your child’s work — and who to ask when something is wrong.
Beyond your child's records, the parent portal carries the two things schools most often need to reach you about.
News
Announcements from the school and from your child's class, newest first. Anything the school has pinned stays at the top.
This is the same set of notices your child sees in their own portal, so you are not getting a reduced version of it.
Assessments
The homework, class tests and quizzes your child has been set — what has been handed in, what is marked, and the mark.
You can see the work but not do it. Submitting is your child's side, through their own sign-in. This is deliberate: the record needs to show what your child did.
It is a useful page on a Sunday evening. "Nothing pending" here is a real answer, not a page that failed to load.
Timetable
Your child's week, and you can print it.
What you cannot do here, and why
The parent portal is read-only by design. You cannot change your child's details, marks, attendance or fees.
Everything you see is entered by the school, so the school corrects it:
| Looks wrong | Who fixes it |
|---|---|
| A mark or a missing subject | The teacher for that subject |
| Attendance | Your child's form master |
| A fee or a payment | The school office |
| Your child's name, class or your contact details | The school office |
| A blank report card | Nobody — results are not published yet |
Keeping your details current
The email address you sign in with is the one the school holds as your guardian email. If you change email address, tell the school — otherwise your next sign-in code goes to the old one, and you will be locked out with no way to recover it yourself.
The same address receives report-card notifications and fee reminders, so it is worth keeping right.