Mount Annan High School NSW

At Mount Annan High School, professional, university-educated teachers encourage students to develop a love of learning and a desire to succeed. Staff maintain the highest integrity and concern for every child’s wellbeing, guided by the school’s motto: Be the best you can be.
812
Enrolments
2009
Member Since
NSW
Location
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SZapp is amazing! It is a one stop shop for all families to come and get information from. Newsletters, notes, calendar, notifications, website, Facebook and payments – it’s all there!

Mount Annan High School, New South Wales

The Story

One platform across two neighbouring schools

The Challenge

Two schools, one busy communicator.

Parent engagement can be hard, and with so many ways to communicate with families it can feel daunting – especially for a staff member working across two neighbouring schools and responsible for keeping every family informed. Using one simple platform across both schools would create an effective communication channel between the schools and their families.

The Solution

Many channels, no duplicated effort.

School teams, like parents, are busy people, so it was important to choose a provider that offered multiple channels without duplication of effort. Schoolzine fits like a glove: messages go out simultaneously across email, app, website, RSS and SMS from one control panel, and SZapp even lets admins manage notifications directly from a mobile device.

The Results

Families from feeder primary schools find the same communication methods they’re used to when they reach high school – all they have to do is subscribe to Mount Annan High School. Even better for families with children at both schools.

A one-stop shop

Newsletters, notes, calendar, notifications, website, Facebook and payments are all in SZapp, and staff can target notifications by year level.

Time freed up

The newsletter is made up for you: eye-catching, interactive, easy to navigate and archived so families can revisit it at any time.

Learning on show

No limits on images, plus video uploads, mean student learning can be shared at the touch of a button.