Returning to School
Students are going back to school next week and we are sure that everyone is excited. Kids are looking forward to catching up with friends. Teachers and supp...
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Semester Reporting improvements
We’d like to let you know about some system improvements we’ve pushed live. These involve Semester Reporting and are available right now to all users.
Homepage changes
We’ve been looking through usage stats over the past week and discovered parents and students tend to head straight to specific pages as soon as they login...
Remote Learning Improvements
Victorian Schools are in lockdown once more as the Covid-19 pandemic continues to affect people around the world. Lockdown learning is different to the cl...
Changed Covid-19 attendance codes
The Department of Education and Training has advised uEducateUs that the following absence code is to be retired: 214 - Sent home (temperature check)
New codes for recording attendance during Term 3, 2020
The Melbourne Metropolitan area and Mitchell Shire have returned to lockdown because of rising Covid-19 cases. Schools in this area are providing remote le...
Report writing after Covid-19 shutdowns
It’s almost the end of the first semester, 2020 and students are back at school after working from home during the Covid-19 lockdown. We thought it worth ...
The password trade-off
“…Stolen passwords cost Australians $16 million dollars in 2019…”Take seven minutes out of your life to learn how to be safer online.
Weekly Roundup
It’s been a busy week for uEducateUs schools. Here’s our roundup of the week’s updates: Scheduled Maintenance: 0830-1230AEST, 16 May 2020 ...
Return to school on 26 May 2020
The Victorian Government have announced plans for a return to school. The key dates from the press release are: 12 May 2020: Victorian school sta...
System Outage
Our server team performed server upgrades over the Easter weekend (April 10-13, 2020) to make our systems ready for an increased user load. However, despite...
CEO Jason Corbett on ACE Radio Network
CEO Jason Corbett was recently interviewed on ACE Radio Network Local News on TRFM Gippsland regarding how uEducateUs can help with schools during the COVI...
Keeping in contact during school shutdowns
Ordinarily, term one holidays would end on the 14th of April. However, the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic may force longer closures. Because of this, many...
Coronavirus update - school at home
There’s a lot of uncertainty around school closures at the moment and we thought it wise to show schools how they can keep operating even if staff and stud...
uEducateUs works with The School for Student Leadership
The School for Student Leadership is a residential programme for year nine students. It operates campuses across regional Victoria and also has one in China.
Jason talks to School News website
Our CEO, Jason Corbett was interviewed by Suzy Barry of website School News for an article on school administration systems.
uEducateUs works with Tyers Primary School
Tyers Primary School was an early adopter of uEducateUs, and our CEO Jason Corbett visited for the rollout.
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The password trade-off
“…Stolen passwords cost Australians $16 million dollars in 2019…”Take seven minutes out of your life to learn how to be safer online.
Weekly Roundup
It’s been a busy week for uEducateUs schools. Here’s our roundup of the week’s updates: Scheduled Maintenance: 0830-1230AEST, 16 May 2020 ...
Return to school on 26 May 2020
The Victorian Government have announced plans for a return to school. The key dates from the press release are: 12 May 2020: Victorian school sta...
System Outage
Our server team performed server upgrades over the Easter weekend (April 10-13, 2020) to make our systems ready for an increased user load. However, despite...
CEO Jason Corbett on ACE Radio Network
CEO Jason Corbett was recently interviewed on ACE Radio Network Local News on TRFM Gippsland regarding how uEducateUs can help with schools during the COVI...
Keeping in contact during school shutdowns
Ordinarily, term one holidays would end on the 14th of April. However, the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic may force longer closures. Because of this, many...