Parent Guide - Mini Mash

Mini Mash is a platform designed for learners aged 3-5, where children can learn through play. Mini Mash is set out just like an early learning setting, mirroring the areas of learning which your chi…

Updated 3 weeks ago by Malachi Bannister

Parent Guide: 2Email

2Email is a completely internal email system within Purple Mash and your child cannot receive or send emails outside of Purple Mash. It provides a safe environment for children to learn about email.…

Updated 2 weeks ago by Malachi Bannister

Parent Guide: What is the Parent Portal and how can I register?

As a parent, you can find out about your child’s learning on Purple Mash and support them beyond the classroom by registering with Parent Portal. The Parent Portal is optional for school's, you will…

Updated 2 weeks ago by Malachi Bannister

Parent: 2Do's guide

Your child’s teacher will often set tasks as a ‘2Do’ to be completed. These are activities and tasks which your child can access either via the notification bell or by clicking the red 2Do icon at th…

Updated 2 weeks ago by Malachi Bannister

Parent: How do I log a child into Purple Mash?

To login into Purple Mash at home, children will need their school's Portal address and their username and password. Often, a school can provide pupils with a printed login card that a pupil can take…

Updated 2 weeks ago by Malachi Bannister

Parent: Saving work

If your child opens an app on Purple Mash and creates a piece of work, then the default place for the work to save is in their ‘Work’ folder (accessible from the home screen). How to save work. To sa…

Updated 3 weeks ago by Malachi Bannister

Parent: What is Purple Mash?

Updated 1 month ago by Andrew Wilkinson

Purple Mash via Parent Portal

As a parent, you can find out about your child’s learning on Purple Mash and support them beyond the classroom by registering with Parent Portal. Parent Portal allows you to easily see the learning y…

Updated 4 weeks ago by Malachi Bannister

Smart phones

Purple Mash is not designed, nor advertised, to work on smartphones. We do not test against smaller phone size screens. Presently, we have no plans to look at phones as platform. It is true that some…

Updated 1 month ago by Andrew Wilkinson