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Extended Day
Manage your Breakfast, After School and Holiday Clubs more efficiently
Typical issues when managing extended day are: tracking attendance, taking payments in-school and online, maintaining account balances, chasing debts, reconciling bank accounts and meeting audit standards. This is exactly what the Tucasi 'Extended Day' module can help you manage.
Tucasi's Extended Day module is similar to the current dinner money system and is fully integrated within Schools Cash Office, but supports activities organised into sessions. The module supports multiple clubs and multiple sessions within each club and allows individual pricing per session.
Each club can be colour coded (to ensure the correct club is selected when entering data). Children who are not current pupils can be added easily and, of course, as with all Tucasi systems, reporting tools allow access to any information you might need.

Features


  • Each club can have its own entry screen.
  • Each club has its own user permissions.
  • Each session is allocated a session code allowing individual pricing.
  • Standard term and day closures can be incorporated or new closures defined.
  • Automatic creation of reminder letters for parents who have fallen behind with payments.
  • Reporting tools allow instant access to data.
  • Parents can book their sessions online.
  • Childcare Voucher reporting.

Please click here to read about banking and reports in Schools Cash Office.

Advantages


  • Faster and easier management of out of school clubs.
  • Time saving from automated procedures (e.g. reminder letters).
  • Improved audit trail, everything is recorded.
  • Parents can view their child’s session attendance history online.

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Please contact us on 02380 016563 or email sales@tucasi.com if you would like to arrange a FREE demonstration of the Extended Day module.
"This system has saved the Admin team so much time and it is an extremely easy to use system with tracking of payments and income at every stage."
High School in Shropshire