A document entitled “Helping children and young people stay safe on and offline” includes useful information for parents/guardians.

At Standish Community High School we use Tucasi for online payments, your account will allow you to check balances for dinner money, trips and clubs and to make payments to the school. You can also use your account for other tasks such as checking your child’s meal history and reprinting receipts.
You can use the same account for any child you have at this school, and also for children at other schools that use the Tucasi secure scopay.com system.
To create your Tucasi account you will need an online link code, this will be sent by letter when your child starts at Standish Community High School.
Please follow the instructions below when you have received this link code, if you haven’t received the link code or require any further assistance, please contact the Finance Department by email .
Log on to your account using your existing username and password. Select the Link Accounts option from the Your info menu heading and enter the unique online link code to add your child.
Visit www.scopay.com/standish-wigan and Register as a New User. Follow the instructions on the screen to enter your details and add the unique online link code for your child when prompted.
Note: Online link code is for one-time use only. It is not needed once the account has been activated.
If you have received more than one account access letter, for siblings at this school, create your account as above for the first child and link the second child using the instructions in the ‘I already have a scopay.com account’ option above.
If you need help registering your account you will find links to a Quick Reference Guide and a short video tutorial at www.scopay.com/standish-wigan.
Any balances that are left on the account at the end of the school year will carry forward to the following year. Balances over £5 at the end of Year 11 will be transferred to siblings in school or will be refunded if there are no siblings. The remaining balances will be transferred to school funds for the benefit of the students.