Social Media

School branding is key to having an open, effective dialogue with parents and stakeholders. This can be seen as the window to your school, and you control what you want to be visible. This helps to ensure parents have a positive, strong relationship whilst observing the wonderful learning that is taking place at school. 

If implemented effectively, you’re in control of what you publish, the frequency and the policies aligned to your social media. Having an effective online presence can negate negativity and complaints around communication whilst showcasing the wonderful, exciting things that are taking place.

It’s important not to shy away from having an online presence, particularly on social media, as this is where parents are at. Publishing newsletters and posting to a website/printing do not have the same impact they once did. 

The support package can help in deciding upon the best means of communication, the most effective tool for your staff, and what parents find most useful with safeguarding at the core.

Social media has become an increasingly important tool for schools to connect with their communities, share news and updates, and engage with stakeholders. However, with so many platforms available and a constantly evolving landscape, it can be challenging for school leaders to stay up-to-date and make the most of these powerful tools.

That's where our Social Media Support package comes in.

The Social Media Support package includes a variety of services designed to meet the unique needs of each school, including:

Social media strategy development: I work with schools to develop a comprehensive social media strategy that aligns with their goals and objectives. This includes identifying the most effective platforms, creating a content calendar, and setting measurable goals and targets.

Social media account setup and management: I can help schools set up and manage social media accounts on platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. I'll work with school leaders to develop content that resonates with their audiences, and ensure that posts are timely, relevant, and engaging.

Social media training for staff: I provide training and support for school staff to help them use social media effectively and safely. This includes best practices for creating and sharing content, managing comments and feedback, and protecting personal and school data.

Social Media

Background & Summary

Social media audits: I conduct regular audits of school social media accounts to ensure that they are in compliance with relevant policies and regulations. I'll identify any areas of risk or concern, and work with school leaders to address them proactively.

Our Social Media Support package is designed to be flexible and responsive to the needs of each school. I understand that social media can be a complex and sometimes overwhelming landscape, and I’m here to provide the guidance and support that schools need to make the most of these powerful tools.

With our Social Media Support package, schools can expect to:

• Improve communication and engagement with parents, students, and other stakeholders

• Increase their online visibility and reach

• Build their brand and reputation

• Stay up-to-date with the latest social media trends and best practices

• Mitigate the risks and challenges associated with social media use

We are committed to helping schools achieve their full potential. Our Social Media Support package is just one of the many ways that I’m working to support schools and educators. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help your school make the most of social media.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

1. What is social media and why is it important for schools?

2. How can social media improve overall school effectiveness?

3. What are the common challenges schools face with social media?

4. How can schools implement social media successfully?

5. What tools or resources are available for social media?

6. How can schools measure the impact of social media?

7. What training is available for staff on social media?

8. How can social media be tailored to meet the needs of different schools?

9. How do government policies affect social media?

10. Where can schools get expert support for social media?