What others are saying

School Enews is pleased to be used by schools throughout Australia. School Enews was a proud finalist in the News.com.au Green Awards in 2009.

"School Enews - exactly what we wanted! And exactly what we needed! I really wonder why we had not done this sooner. Simple answer - we didn't know it would be so easy. Earlier this year we were sending out over 600 "printed" newsletters each week and using 7-10 reams of paper. Now most of our parents subscribe online, and only a small number still request a hard copy. We are saving time and money, and we are being "environmentally friendly" towards our world. School Enews have supported us from the initial set up, right through to liaising with parents who are having problems downloading the newsletter. Customer service has been truly excellent - nothing is too much trouble. We certainly believe this has been a positive step forward in the electronic distribution of our school newsletter."
- Gymea Bay Public School (816 students)

"Our school has been bulk emailing parent newsletters for the past five years and recently migrated to School Enews. We couldn't believe how much easier School Enews was compared to the previous system we were using. And support from School Enews was outstanding... we felt like experts within minutes. I highly recommend School Enews to all principals. Savings to the school budget and office time, as well as supporting school intiatives in sustainability make School Enews a must!
- Kareela Public School (354 students)

“The School Enews system has enabled us to easily transition from a weekly paper newsletter to an electronic ‘e-newsletter’. The service we have received from School Enews has been exceptional, not only with the initial setup, but also when we had some initial delivery problems after launch. The staff worked tirelessly until our problems had been solved. And solved they were, in very quick time. We congratulate School Enews for providing such an easy-to-use, flexible, and reliable system to deliver our school newsletter via email and at a price that all schools can afford!”
- Boronia Park Public School (390 students)

"We are extremely happy with the service provided by School Enews. It was exactly what we wanted - a reduction in cost (of paper) and a reduction in time (updating the website and photocopying the paper form). Support was always on hand and the training was simple and very easy to understand. A wonderful initiative and was well within budget!" - Kensington Public School (387 children)

"School Enews is very user-friendly & extremely fast. Congratulations on a great product! It will save us a huge amount in paper & work. School Enews' service was very prompt, professional and efficient. Ryan visited the school and trained us in how to use School Enews. Ongoing customer service has also been excellent." - Dapto Public School (730 children)

"Thanks to the team at School Enews. Within no time, we were up and running with our newsletter distribution saving over 1000 sheets of paper per week! The setup was easy... and affordable! Our community value and appreciate our schools commitment to moving with the times and also saving the environment!" - Engadine West Public School (685 children)

more coming soon...

Do you read the Education Today magazine?
See our article in the "What's New" section in the Term 4, 2009 edition.

If all the public schools in NSW sent home newsletters via email, this would save over 60 million sheets of paper each year.

Schools in NSW include:

Artarmon Public School
Bangor Public School
Beecroft Public School
Bonnet Bay Public School
Boronia Park Public School
Bundeena Public School
Burraneer Bay Public School
Caringbah North Public School
Caringbah Public School
Carlton South Public School
Clemton Park Public School
Dapto Public School
Earlwood Public School
Engadine West Public School
Gymea Bay Public School
Gymea North Public School
Heathcote Public School
Hurstville Public School
Kareela Public School
Kensington Public School
Matthew Pearce Public School
Menai Public School
Murray Farm Public School
Nicholson Street Public School
Petersham Public School
South Coogee Public School
Sutherland North Public School
Sylvania Heights Public School
Taren Point Public School
Tharawal Public School
Winston Hills Public School
Yarrawarrah Public School
Yowie Bay Public School

More schools are signing up all the time and not just from NSW.