For parents and community

Clear, consistent communication. No surprises.

By the time a permission form reaches you, the activity has already been planned, reviewed for compliance, and approved. You get clear information, in time to respond, with no chasing.

What changes for you

Everything you need to know,
exactly when you need it.

When your school uses Orca, the communication you receive about activities is generated from the same platform that planned, reviewed, and approved them. The information is accurate, timely, and consistent.

Digital permission forms

Clear, concise forms with the information you need to make a decision. Respond from any device. Your response is tracked and confirmed.

Community calendar

All approved school activities in one place. Know what's coming up for your child without cross-referencing newsletters, emails, or the school app.

Consistent communications

Updates about activities come from a single source. No conflicting information from different staff members or channels.

What happens behind the scenes

Before a permission form reaches you,
a lot has already happened.

Every activity in Orca is planned, reviewed for compliance by built-in AI, checked against staff ratios, and approved through a structured workflow before it's communicated to parents. What arrives in your inbox is the outcome of a process, not just someone's idea.

Compliance review completed

The activity has been reviewed against the school's policies, risk templates, and staff ratios before any parent is contacted.

Risk assessment generated

A risk assessment specific to the activity, venue, and student cohort has been reviewed and approved by the appropriate staff.

Approvals confirmed

The activity has gone through the school's approval process with every required sign-off recorded and timestamped.

Your child's needs are already known

Medical and welfare information is part of the activity record and visible to all supervising staff, you don't need to re-explain it.

Talk to your school about Orca.

If your school is using Orca, ask them for more information. If they're not, suggest it. Better governance protects everyone.