Pupil records that survive the year
One profile per pupil from admission to graduation — guardians, health notes, promotion history and documents, never re-keyed between terms.
One system for pupils, classes, attendance and report cards.
Six capabilities that cover the working week, not a feature list assembled to look long.
One profile per pupil from admission to graduation — guardians, health notes, promotion history and documents, never re-keyed between terms.
Class-teacher attendance for the whole register on one screen, with termly presence percentages computed for you and flagged for follow-up.
CA and exam scores roll into a term result automatically, with position in class, subject comments and a printable report card per pupil.
Per-class fee schedules, part payments, outstanding balances by term, and receipts a bursar can hand over or a parent can download.
Guardians see attendance, results and fee balances for their own children only — which is most of the phone calls a school office takes.
Every record is scoped to its school. Run one primary school or forty under a proprietor account, with the same reports across all of them.
Name, terms, classes and the fee schedule. Ten minutes; import your pupil list from a spreadsheet.
Class teachers, subject teachers, the bursar and the head — each sees only what their role needs.
Guardians get their own login. Attendance, results and fee balances stop being phone calls.
Per pupil, per term
Per pupil, per term
Over 2,000 pupils: talk to us
Yes. Each school is a separate tenant with its own pupils, staff and fees, and a proprietor account can see all of them.
Scores close, report cards generate, and pupils carry forward. Nothing is re-keyed — last term's records stay readable.
No. The parent portal is a website; a guardian signs in with the phone number or email the school registered.
Registers and score entry are the screens teachers use most, and both tolerate a slow link and retry rather than losing the entry.
One system for pupils, classes, attendance and report cards.