PC Clock is a simple attendance system ideal for schools

Many schoolchildren are on half-term this week, but some educational establishments are experimenting with the school calendar, such as moving to a five-term year. The break mirrors the usual half-term, so they will notice little difference from children at most schools in Wales. Governors in England and Wales seem more inclined to curtail the summer holiday, since it is also expensive to put children in day care schemes. The Daycare Trust reported in July that the average weekly cost per child was £93.

Time and Attendance Wales can help a school if it is changing its timetable or calendar. WinTA PC Clock is a simple PC based booking system ideal for organisations where each user or pupil has access to a PC. The input screen books the users "in" and "out" and allows them to accurately record their own individual clocking data, like on online school register. WinTA PC Clock is a cost-effective method of ensuring that your school remains compliant with regional and national legislation, without the need for a new time and attendance network.