Many P&C groups hesitate to switch to a digital platform because they worry it will be a big task.. But what if you knew it could take just a few hours now, and save your team dozens later? We break down how fast and simple it can be to join Flexischools, so you can significantly cut down on waste and repetitive admin, reduce errors, and future-proof your P&C for changing volunteers— make it easier for everyone involved, year after year.

Recently, we asked our parents for their top tips for a smooth transition back to school after school holidays. From clever ways to organise a household, meal planning suggestions, and thoughtful ideas to connect with your children, there were some great ideas!

Discover why thousands of Australian schools, P&Cs and families trust Flexischools. Learn about our secure payments, local support, and community-driven approach.

Start term 2 on the right foot. We’ve put together a quick checklist of 8 things you can do that will help you and your family ease back into the school routine.

We share three easy ways your school can show appreciation and celebrate Mother’s Day this year.

Flexischools makes school fundraising effortless. From ticket sales to pre-orders, manage events seamlessly while boosting school fundraising.

Learn how to run a successful school canteen or tuckshop. From understanding regulations to using online ordering, discover how to create a canteen that benefits everyone.

Flexischools online uniform shop helps keep track of stock, reduces admin and cash handling, and parents can order online, anytime. Find out more.

Explore the advantages of transitioning to an online canteen app for your school. Learn how it saves time, reduces food waste, and enhances flexibility - improving operations and parent satisfaction.

Discover how Flexischools streamlines school life with a convenient online canteen portal, easy uniform ordering, and integrated fundraising. Simplify admin, save time, and keep parents connected in one app.

Are you looking for some fresh new items for your healthy canteen menu? We share some ideas for child approved menu ideas.

In Australian schools, parent involvement plays a crucial role in creating a thriving educational environment.

Creating a well-balanced school canteen menu can be a challenge. There are multiple factors to consider, such as nutritional value, food diversity, student preferences and special dietary requirements.

Managing a school canteen takes time, effort, and resources. From managing inventory to preparing meals to counting change, many time-consuming tasks need to be completed daily.

If you want to save time, you could consider getting your services organised with an online canteen ordering system like Flexischools.

School canteens operate in a highly unique environment. There are various providers of this service who have vastly different goals. While a canteen outsourced to a 3rd party will have goals pertaining to profitability, much like any small business, those run by either the school or parent association will often try to just cover the incurred costs.

Some parents may welcome their teens earn pocket money by contributing to the household. Others may not require their teens to do chores. Either way, encouraging your teens to try a few jobs could help them make better career choices as they grow up.

Explaining financial concepts, like superannuation, to your kids can be difficult, especially when you’re unsure how the rules apply to kids.

It can feel like children grow up in the blink of an eye. One day, you’re changing nappies and wiping noses; the next, you’re slap bang in the middle of the teenage years, likely dealing with an adolescent's demands for spending money.

The sooner someone starts saving for retirement, the more money they’ll have in their post-working life. So if you want to help your children get a head start, you can consider setting up a superannuation account for them.

It’s hard to decide when to buy your kids something they ask for and when to deny them, especially if money is tight.

One solution is to first discuss the purchase with your kids and weigh up the pros and cons.