Share school life as it happens with posts and promote an engaged school community with built-in social features.
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Parental Engagement has come a long way since monthly newsletters, school gate announcements and letters sent home. Now engaging with parents can happen in real-time and work alongside you to strenghthen school communities.
With News Stream, it's simple to create engaging posts. Add a wide range of content from text, to videos and photos. EdUnity automatically adds a range of social features to optimise parental engagement levels.
Whether you are celebrating school achievements, sharing school events and or updating parents - News Stream is an essential partner for your school engagement strategies.
Discover all of the features that make News Stream the ideal way to boost and increase your parental engagement.
Plan content in advance, and keep posting consistently with scheduling capabilities.
Built-in social tools including likes and comments to promote engagement.
Add multi-media and rich content with support for photos, videos and more.
Set moderation rules to check content before it's posted or if it's flagged by another user.
Customise your News Stream appearance and functionality to suit your school.
Track engagement levels over time with built-in analytics and reporting.
Promote a recent post or share with notifications to parents and users.
Interact with parents in comments and foster a stronger community.
We sometimes overlook the importance and impacts of successful communication across school-life.
Studies show that persistent and effective school communication is linked to higher attendance levels (Epstein & Sheldon, 2002, p. 309), developing child self-confidence (Wairimu et al., 2016, p. 96) and increasing student attainment and the achievement of post-secondary education (Fan & Chen, 2001, p. 4).
Is parental engagement something you can afford to ignore?
Join EdUnity now to get free unlimited school news posts and more powerful tools for parental engagement or Contact Support.
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