Ours don't do anything like that. We have a weekly newsletter and a termly class curriculum summary emailed to us (paper copies available).
There is a school FB page but it is used for emergency messages like when there's a snow day, or to remind re inset day etc, not for updates or photos.
My best friend's DC school only do an ad hoc newsletter but I think used Tapestry for EYFS.
In fairness, I personally think schools that are concentrating on the fact to face care and teaching of children probably don't have time for taking lots of pictures then uploading and sharing them with annotation. Our school has class staff on the door at drop off and pick up, always happy to have a word and also regular parents' consultations and replies to mails.
There's a school near us that puts photos on social media all day every day, millions of them. I cannot understand what the point of it is, except to market themselves and show off about what they're doing (the vast majority of which other schools are too, without shouting about it). I personally would resent my children being photographed all the time, Interrupted while working/playing and question what the staff are doing with them if they're behind a camera all the time!
I think schools needs to strike a balance between ensuring parents have information and insight into what their children are doing so they can support learning etc, and not getting caught up in promoting themselves/the activities to the extent that they're not actually in the room with the kids.