Welcome to Cramlington Learning Village. We are a school built on respect and committed to creating an environment where individual strengths are nurtured and where every student can thrive and grow. We want our students to develop the skills and knowledge needed to serve our community and have an impact on wider society.
At Cramlington we use ParentMail to manage payments for school meals and other expenses such as trips. What does ParentMail do? enables payment of school meals and other items such as trips
The parental login for our VLE, named the Parent Portal, aims to provide you with relevant information on all aspects of your child’s school life. In addition, the portal contains information and guidance that you might need to help you to support your child at school. You will receive a username and password for each of your children in school.
Click above to access the parent module. We are happy to announce the Parent Module for Genesis, the online student information system, is now available to all parents. This web-based system will enable you to access your student’s grades, attendance, and other important information from any computer with an Internet connection.
Links have now been sent out to all parents, if you still haven’t received one, you should email clvfinance@cramlingtonlv.co.uk so we can check we have the correct email address for you
ParentMail asks for information on one of your children just to verify you initially. Once you register for one, all of the children attending CLV should be on your account. If they are not all listed once logged in, please email clvfinance@cramlingtonlv.co.uk with details of which child is not showing and we will link them to you
To see Dinner Top Up you should click on Accounts once logged in. For other items such as trips or revision guides, you should click on the Payments section. If you think one is missing, please email clvfinance@cramlingtonlv.co.uk so we can check why your child has not been assigned to the item
As we have changed fully to ParentMail, no payment should now be made through the old system ParentPay. These systems are both designed to connect parents to the till system, which has not changed. Therefore, any balance remaining before we changed over, is now shown via the new system, but has not been changed in any way
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