Scalby Success Magazine

Submitted by J Marshall on Thu, 23/06/2011 - 10:28.

The Scalby ‘Success’ magazine seeks to acknowledge and celebrate what we do at Scalby School.  What is different about it is that it was researched and designed by our students in a single day as part of their GCSE Journalism studies.

Student email is back!

Submitted by J Marshall on Wed, 01/06/2011 - 11:36.

We’ve linked up with Microsoft to bring you state of the art email and calendar, online file storage, document sharing and Microsoft Office on any computer!

What you get:

  • 10GB email inbox and calendar – access anywhere including push to your mobile devices
  • 25GB online storage on Windows Live SkyDrive – simple online storage and sharing
  • Microsoft Office Web Apps – online companions to Word, Excel, Powerpoint and OneNote, allowing you to edit documents in your browser and save to your SkyDrive without having to install Microsoft Office on your home computer.
  • A Windows Live ID for life! You can take your Live ID with you when you leave school.

How to use ParentPay

Submitted by J Marshall on Fri, 11/06/2010 - 09:31.

ParentPay have produced a number of video tutorials to help you achieve common tasks. Please click on the links below to open up the videos.

Activating accounts Play tutorial  
Making a payment Play tutorial  
Viewing payment history Play tutorial  
Setting up My Alerts Play tutorial  
Merging accounts Play tutorial  

We Can Recycle Your Printer Cartidges and Mobile Phones

Submitted by J Marshall on Thu, 14/05/2009 - 20:09.

Did you know...

  • More than 1.1 billion inkjet cartridges are used annually around the world - laid end to end this would be 129 times as long as the Great Wall of China
  • Approximately 3.5 litres of oil are required to produce each new laser printer cartridge and 90 ml of oil is used to produce each inkjet cartridge
  • Each discarded empty laser printer cartridge adds approximately three pounds of waste to our landfills
  • The plastic used in a typical cartridge is made of engineering grade polymers and is expected to take up to 1000 years to decompose
  • More than 30 million inkjet cartridges are dumped each year in the UK (1800 tonnes) - the same weight as 18 Blue Whales
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