Sponsored resource: 2017 – The year more schools will go cashless

There are clear issues around pupils bringing cash and cheques into school to pay for school meals, trips and clubs. A growing number of schools are opting to go cashless: by offering a mixed model of online payments and/or cash based payments in local PayPoint shops.
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