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Slooch is taking on its first schools for Term 1 2027.

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One voice across a group of schools.

When each school in a group sends notices its own way, a family with children at two schools hears two versions.

  • A senior teacher in a waistcoat talking with a learner in a sunlit school corridor, other learners further down the hall

    Slooch Notices

    Every school in the group sends notices the same way, each labelled with who it is for and showing who has read it.

  • The parent app showing the Grade 8 museum trip notice with a consent form and a charge listed under it

    Slooch Sites

    Each school has its own page at its own address.

  • Rows of boys in blazers, white shirts and ties seated in a hall listening to a speaker out of frame, parents standing at the back

    One school pilots

    One grade for one term, on the package the group is considering.

The parts

The parts that answer it

Slooch Notices

Who has read it, signed it and done it.

Every school in the group sends notices the same way, each labelled with who it is for and showing who has read it.

How Slooch Notices works
The school portal's trip list for 8B, showing the 14 learners whose trip payment is still outstanding

Museum trip | 8B

  • Paid 14 of 28
  • 14 still to pay

Slooch Sites

The school's page, kept current by its notices.

Each school has its own page at its own address.

How Slooch Sites works
A long red-brick school building with slate roofs, gables and stone-framed windows behind mature trees

Still to come

  • The group office will send one notice to every family across its schools.Planned
  • A group view will show notices, registers, fees and marks across the schools.Planned
  • A family with children at two schools will sign in once and see both.Planned

How it works

How a group moves

Step 1 of 3

The school portal's attendance screen showing which class registers have been submitted

Step 1

One school pilots

One grade for one term, on the package the group is considering.
A mother standing at the counter of a bright, tidy kitchen reading her phone, the breakfast table and a child's chair beside her

Step 2

The others follow

A school at a time, each with its own address, lists and office.
The teacher console showing marking work grouped by stage

Step 3

The same way of sending

Every school labels its notices by audience and sees who has read them, so families hear the group the same way.