Help

Choose a password from the invite email and open your child’s profile.

The top of every page, the menu, and where to find events, trips, clubs and the shop.

How to log in next time, and what to do if you forget your password.

Open BMA Pay from your phone’s home screen, like an app.

Pay by card for one event, trip, club or shop item.

Put things in your basket and pay for them in one card payment.

Download a receipt again, and see everything you have paid for.

What to do when you see Payment unsuccessful.

Choose a school show or concert, choose how many tickets, and pay.

Open your tickets, add them to your phone’s wallet, and show the QR code.

Give your child’s health details, an emergency contact and your permission.

Pay in full or in instalments, and see your child’s trips.

Pay one instalment, or everything left, for a trip or club.

Find an after-school club, sign your child up and pay the fee.

See your child’s attendance, and get the deposit back or give it to the club.

Choose an item, its size and how many, and pay.

See what you have bought, and when to collect it.

Choose whose things you see when you have more than one child.

See tickets, trips, club sessions and payment dates in your phone’s calendar.

One document with everything you paid this school year.

Turn the “now open” emails on or off.

Ask for a place on a full trip, club, event or shop item.

Who to contact, and what to tell them.

Paying for a trip or club in parts, on dates the school sets.

The part of a club fee you get back when your child comes to the club.

Compulsory payments, the Things to pay for list, and reminders.

When the school gives money back, and how long it takes.

Your basket does not hold a place. Going to payment does, for a short time.

Joining is free, places are offered in order, and an offer is held for you.

Some things open at a set time and close on a set day.

Some things are only for certain year groups or classes.

It proves a child is yours before you see their details.

Choosing a password, links that stop working, and keeping your login private.

Each parent has their own login, and either one can pay.

Year 12 and 13 students can book and pay for some things themselves.

One code for each order, scanned once at the door.

Keep a ticket in your phone’s wallet, and get messages about the event.

One private calendar address that keeps itself up to date.

What we email you about, and which emails you can turn off.