Calendar

The whole term,
in one calendar.

Term dates, exams, holidays and events in one calendar that parents carry in their pocket.

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Every event, in its place

Plan the term on a month view or a simple list, and give every event a category so it's easy to spot.

  • Exams, holidays, PTA meetings, activities and deadlines
  • For the whole school, one class or a group
  • Save as a draft until it's ready

From your calendar to every parent.

  1. 1 Add the event Pick the date, time and who it's for: the whole school, a class or a group.
  2. 2 It's on their calendar Once published, it's on every parent's school calendar in the Little app.
  3. 3 Remind them For the big days, send a broadcast by app, SMS or email, now or scheduled.

On every parent's phone

Parents see their children's school calendar in the Little app: whole-school dates and the events for their child's class, together.

  • Free for parents
  • Only the events meant for their child
  • Always up to date, no reprinting

A nudge before the big day

Send a broadcast about an event to the same families, by app, SMS or email. Write it now and schedule it for the evening before.

When plans change

Cancel an event and it comes straight off parents' calendars. Tick one box to post a short update to the same families.

For your school

A calendar that works for the school, not just on the wall.

  • Fewer "when is…?" calls

    Resumption, exams and holidays are always one tap away, so the front office answers fewer questions.

  • Parents can plan ahead

    With dates in their pocket weeks ahead, parents can make room for sports days, PTA meetings and trips.

  • One calendar for everyone

    Staff and parents see the same dates, so there are no clashing circulars or old copies going round.

  • Less paper in school bags

    No printed term calendars or notes that never make it home.

Terms set the rhythm

Set your term dates once. They frame the calendar and the attendance registers.

No more "when is resumption?"

Set your term, add your first events and they're on parents' phones today.