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Publishing events and news

Share sports day, PTM, and holidays on the public site and in portal calendars.

This school website guide covers school event calendar website for K-12 day schools. Whether you are evaluating cloud school management software or configuring Schoolyi after go-live, you will find practical steps for publish PTM sports day, school news CMS - written for administrators and staff, not developers.

Last updated August 27, 2026

Events can originate in the academic calendar or CMS news modules and surface on the public site. Coordinators avoid duplicate entry by choosing a canonical source per event type.

  • Academic calendar events - terms, holidays, school-wide dates
  • CMS news - articles with images for public site
  • Notices - portal-first; mirror key items to website
  • RSS/SEO - public pages indexed when marketing paths allow

Common questions

Quick answers in plain language.

What is school event calendar website?+

Share sports day, PTM, and holidays on the public site and in portal calendars. This is a core topic in School website on Schoolyi.

How do I set up publishing events and news in school management software?+

Follow the steps in this guide during public /myschool site and cms publishing. Start with getting-started docs if you are new to Schoolyi, then apply the workflows here for your school year.

Who manages publishing events and news at a typical K-12 school?+

Usually school website and front-office staff responsible for school event calendar website. Teachers and finance may have scoped access depending on your role configuration.

Does Schoolyi support publish PTM sports day?+

Yes. Schoolyi is a cloud school management system (SMS) with connected modules on one student roster and academic calendar. See related guides below or contact us for a demo focused on school event calendar website.

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