Free UV embed for schools
Help students, parents, and staff make safer outdoor decisions. Show the live UV index, burn time, and 5-day forecast on your school intranet, parent portal, or newsletter page — in one line of code.
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Why teams choose this widget
Reinforce SunSmart policy
Pairs naturally with hat, sunscreen, and shade rules. Teachers can reference the day’s UV before recess and PE.
Zero IT overhead
One <script> tag — works inside SharePoint, Google Sites, Squarespace, Edublogs, WordPress, and most LMS pages.
Accurate, science-backed data
Hourly UV index plus WHO-aligned risk levels and burn-time guidance for fair-skinned outdoor exposure.
How to use it
School homepage & intranet
Embed beside today’s notices so the morning UV is visible to staff, students, and visiting parents.
Parent portal & newsletters
Add the widget to weekly bulletins so families can plan hats, sunscreen, and excursions for the week ahead.
PE, outdoor education & camps
Use the 5-day forecast to plan field trips, swimming carnivals, and sports days around the safest UV windows.
Nurse & wellbeing pages
Give the school nurse a permanent reference for SunSmart conversations with students and parents.
One-line embed
<script src="https://dailyuvtracker.com/widget.js"
data-location="Sydney, Australia"
data-variant="dial"
data-theme="light"
data-width="350"
async></script>Need a different location, theme, or layout? Use the full configurator to generate a custom snippet.
Frequently asked
Is this widget really free for schools?+
Yes — it is free for primary schools, secondary schools, universities, and any educational institution. We only ask that the small "Powered by Daily UV Tracker" link stays visible.
Does it collect any student data?+
No. The widget sets no cookies and stores no personal data. UV readings come from public weather data using the city you configure.
Can we pin it to our school’s exact city?+
Yes. Set data-location="Town, Country" in the script tag and the widget will always show UV for that location.
Will it work inside our CMS or LMS?+
Anywhere you can paste a <script> tag — SharePoint, Google Sites, WordPress, Squarespace, Edublogs, Moodle pages, and most school CMS platforms.