Put a code on the newsletter for the consent form. One on the classroom door for this week's homework page. One at the open day linking the virtual tour. Parents scan instead of typing — return rates go up, office time goes down.
Consent and surveys: a Google Form code on the printed letter — parents respond in a minute from the sofa. Payments: link the ParentPay or SchoolMoney page for trips. Homework: a code per class on the door or planner linking the week's page. Open days: codes on each department's display linking videos and example work. WiFi for visitors: a guest WiFi code at reception.
Everything here is generated in the browser — no pupil data is entered, nothing is uploaded, and codes work forever without accounts, which keeps the DPO happy.
Yes. The generator runs entirely in the browser, we never see what you encode, there is no account, and the resulting code is just a link your school already publishes.
No — every phone camera scans QR codes natively now.
Static codes, no. If you need response metrics, an editable code (£10 one-off) counts scans — useful for proving a newsletter format works.
Yes — print large (5cm+), keep the white border, and matte lamination scans better than gloss under classroom lights.
Put this code on stickers, signs, menus, banners or business cards — printed and shipped UK-wide by FatPrint.
Browse print optionsEditable QR codes — £10 once, repoint forever, scan stats included.