School setup and calendar
Academic years and terms, holidays, grades, classes and sections, subjects, and houses — each school named its own way.
For primary and secondary schools
One place for a school's pupils, staff, timetables, attendance, results, notices, fees and shop — with each school's records kept entirely its own.
Not a collection of tools bolted together: one record of the school, shown differently to each person according to what they are allowed to see.
Academic years and terms, holidays, grades, classes and sections, subjects, and houses — each school named its own way.
Invite employees to their school, bundle rights into roles the school can reshape, and see every grant and removal in the activity log.
Admit, enrol, place and withdraw pupils, link guardians, bring an existing roll in from a spreadsheet, and promote a year group by rule or by hand.
Daily and period registers, staff attendance, absences reported by families and accepted by the school, and patterns you can act on.
Bell times per day, rooms and labs, periods per subject and limits per teacher — then a whole-school timetable built automatically and editable afterwards.
Continuous assessment, exams, grading scales, comments, positions and printable report cards on the school's own template.
Each person signs in to their own view — nobody wades through screens meant for somebody else.
See the whole school at a glance: who is enrolled, who is present, what has been billed and what has been collected.
Admissions, enrolment, class placement, promotion and the school roll, without a single spreadsheet passed around.
Registers, marks, comments, their own timetable and the notices that concern their class.
Fee schedules, invoices, instalments, receipts and refunds, all sitting on a proper ledger.
A page for each child: their week, their attendance, released results, school notices, bills and the school shop.
Their own read-only view of today's lessons, their attendance and the results the school has released.
Schools share the product, never their data.
Every read is filtered to the school, and the database itself refuses rows belonging to another school.
Sensitive changes — roles, money, results, support actions — are written to an activity log that cannot be edited.
A school can take a full copy of everything it holds, and answer a data request with the register the law expects.