Heathland Whitefriars Federation Debt Policy
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1 Heathland Whitefriars Federation Debt Policy This policy aims to help our schools to adopt a consistent approach to debt with a view to eliminating it completely. It provides clarity and consistency in managing debt and will also help parents and carers clearly understand what is expected. The services provided by school are no different to those provided by any other business and the meals and other services must be paid for. Most parents understand that they cannot take their child to a cafe and expect them to be given food without paying or to a music teacher who will teach their child free of charge. However a minority of parents do not pay on time for services offered by the school. This puts the school in the position of subsidising a few families with funding that is intended by law for all children, as well as causing considerable extra work for office staff and therefore cost to the school budget. Research has shown that the system that works best is a zero tolerance approach i.e. the school does not accept debt. Schools can only offer free meals to children whose parents qualify for FSM entitlement. Every other meal and service for which there is a charge must be paid for. The ParentPay system is now in use for most services offered by the school to make payment easier. The school is invoiced for meals and music lessons and has to pay for staff to run our Breakfast & After School Clubs so it is essential that sufficient funds are available. If there were insufficient funds from those who use these services then the school would have to cover the shortfall from the budget it is given for all children. That would be unfair, illegal and unsustainable. Parents who are experiencing difficulty in paying for a chargeable service offered by the school should inform the school office immediately. In most circumstances a payment plan can be agreed to help parents clear their debt to the school as soon as possible. Large debts left unpaid may be passed to a professional debt collection firm to legally recover. Debt policy implementation Key Information 1. A copy of the debt policy is available on the school web sites 2. All services provided including school lunches, music tuition and instrument hire and breakfast and after school club places must be paid for in advance 3. No child should be sent to school with no money in their account and expect to be given a meal, music lessons or access to Breakfast or After School Club care. 4. Parents who don t want their child to have a school lunch, should provide a healthy packed lunch Parents are contacted midweek by phone or text if there is insufficient credit on their account for that week.
2 Level 1 Indicator: A child s account goes into debt the school s account. Check 3 does this parent normally pay on time, is this just a one off? Check 4 is the register correct? Check with the teacher and SMSA. Action 1: send a Gentle debt reminder via the pupil Appendix 2 This letter is already set up to use in ParentPay. Level 2 Indicator: A child comes to school again without the debt being paid or a packed lunch the school s account Check 3 has this parent made contact? Check 4 is the register correct? Check with the teacher and SMSA. Action 2: Personal contact Someone will phone the parent again to ask them to either bring money or pay online or bring sandwiches to school before lunchtime. Level 3 Indicator: The parent does not comply with any of these options, the school s account. Check 3 has this parent made contact? Check 4 is the register correct? Check with the teacher and SMSA. Action 3: send Strong debt letter via post Appendix 3 Send a letter from the Executive Headteacher. Level 4 Indicator: The parent consistently does not comply with any of these options, the school s account. Check 3 has this parent made contact? Check 4 is the register correct? Check with the teacher and SMSA. Action 4: send Strong debt letter via signed for post Appendix 4 Send a final letter from the Executive Headteacher. Template in ParentPay
3 Level 5 Indicator: The parent consistently does not comply with any of these options, the school s account. Check 3 has this parent made contact? Check 4 is the register correct? Check with the teacher and SMSA Action 5: involve outside agencies School to advise, small claims court Date of policy: February 2014 Review: February 2015
4 APPENDIX 1 Heathland Whitefriars Federation Debt Policy In 2014, schools in the Heathland Whitefriars Federation will adopt a strict NO DEBT policy relating to the breakfast and after school club, music tuition and instrument hire and school lunch services. If debts are incurred, then the school budget has to pay for them. This means that funds which should be spent on the education of all of our children would be used to pay for debts incurred by a few parents. The time and resources used by office staff to send letters and make phone calls about debts which remain unpaid after their due date are also a large drain on the school budget. Every parent will agree that this is unacceptable and we request that all parents give this policy their full support. If parents believe that their children may qualify for entitlement to Free School Meals please contact the office for more details. This allowance is a statutory right and it is important that you apply for it if you qualify Governors have agreed that those entitled to Free School Meals will be given exemption from music tuition and instrument hire charges. To be eligible for Free School Meals you must be in receipt of one of the following benefits: Income Support Income Related Jobseekers Allowance or Income Related Employment Support Allowance The guaranteed element of Pension Credit Support under Part VI of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999 Child Tax Credit Without Working Tax Credit Please note that unfortunately those who are in receipt of Working Tax Credit are NOT entitled to Free School Meals. If parents decide to use any of the chargeable services offered by the school and they are not exempt from those charges parent/s must pay in advance for their child/ren s school lunch, music lessons, Breakfast & After School Club place or other service using any of the methods of payment outlined below: Online using ParentPay this is our preferred method In cash at local shops with a PayPoint using barcode(s) available from the school office. In exceptional circumstances we may accept payment by debit/credit card via the school office Children will not be provided with a school lunch unless it is paid for, except those that are entitled to free school meals. If a parent genuinely forgets to pay in advance, the school may grant a debt allowance of 1 meal. However this debt must be paid next day and future meals must be paid in advanced before any meal is provided.
5 If the debt is not cleared, parents must provide a packed lunch. In a case when a debt payment is not received nor a packed lunch provided, a member of staff will phone the parent to ask them to come to school with the money or ask them to pay online immediately; otherwise they must provide sandwiches before lunch time. If payment of the debt is not received by the next day, the school reserves the right to begin formal proceedings against parents to recover the debt. Please remember to let the school office know in good time if you wish to make any changes to your child s lunch arrangements. The same principles apply to the other services provided by the school and the school reserves the right to stop music lessons or refuse access to Breakfast and After School care or other services where fees remain unpaid. We hope that by implementing this debt policy we are able to help parents manage payments better and at the same time ensure that funds allocated for children s learning is available for every child. If you have any concerns please don t hesitate to contact me. Yours sincerely Chris Spruce Executive Headteacher
6 APPENDIX 2 Reminder 1 - Sent home with child Parent or carer of A Child 1 The Court Green Lane Newtown Newshire 01/01/2000 Our records show that you have not paid dinner money for your child A Child, Class: 5G As at 01/01/2000 your account is showing a debt of Please arrange for this money to be paid immediately. Once the debt is cleared please ensure the account is always in credit. You have 2 ways to pay: 1. In the secure online payment system ParentPay, using the login already provided, go to NB THIS IS OUR PREFERRED PAYMENT METHOD Your username and password are: Username: xxxxxx Password: yyyyyyy 2. Use your PayPoint card or take this barcode letter into your local PayPoint store to pay cash at the till. No matter how you pay you can check the account balance anytime by logging into your ParentPay account at You can see what meals have been taken and when. The cost of a school meal is 2.25 per day per week. If you have any queries regarding these arrears, please contact the school office immediately. Yours sincerely Executive Headteacher
7 APPENDIX 3 Reminder 2 - Sent in post Parent or carer of A Child 1 The Court Green Lane Newtown Newshire 01/01/2000 Our records show that you have not paid dinner money for your child A Child, Class: 5G despite a previous written reminder and a telephone call As at 01/01/2000 your account is showing a debt of Please arrange for this money to be paid immediately. You have 2 ways to pay: 1. In the secure online payment system ParentPay, using the login already provided, go to NB THIS IS OUR PREFERRED PAYMENT METHOD Your username and password are: Username: xxxxxx Password: yyyyyyy 2. Use your PayPoint card or take this barcode letter into your local PayPoint store to pay cash at the till. No matter how you pay you can check the account balance anytime by logging into your ParentPay account at You can see what meals have been taken and when. The cost of a school meal is 2.25 per day per week. Since non-payment for school meals affects the quality of service we offer to the children, we need to ensure that all payments are up-to-date and I am afraid that if the debt is not cleared by the end of this week it will not be possible to provide your child with a school meal. You will need to make your own arrangements for your child s lunch. The school reserves the right to begin formal proceeding to recover the debt. If you have any queries regarding these arrears, please contact the school office immediately. Yours sincerely Executive Headteacher
8 APPENDIX 4 Reminder 3 Sent signed for post Parent or carer of A Child 1 The Court Green Lane Newtown Newshire 01/01/2000 FINAL REMINDER Our records show that you have not paid dinner money for your child A Child, Class: 5G despite 2 previous written reminders and a telephone call As at 01/01/2000 your account is showing a debt of Sending reminders and calling parents to chase payments takes up valuable time and resources. Parents who are experiencing difficulty with payment or who are eligible for Free School Meals for this academic year and have not already applied should contact the school office immediately. Please arrange for this money to be paid immediately or, if you are unable to pay immediately, please contact the school office to arrange a payment plan otherwise the school will begin formal proceeding to recover the debt. If you have any queries regarding these arrears, please contact the school office immediately. Yours sincerely Executive Headteacher
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