Parents and students see what concerns them, and nothing more
A space for each student and each family replaces trips to the school office and lost correspondence books. It opens from a phone, with a username given by the school.
For parents
- Their children’s results and report cards, as soon as the management publishes them.
- Absences, lateness and the timetable.
- School fees, balance and receipts.
- A single account for all their children, even if enrolled in several schools of the network.
For students
- Their timetable and published results.
- Challenges and badges that encourage work.
- Teacher evaluation at the end of the period: the answers are anonymous, none carries the student’s name.
Protected privacy
A parent only sees their own children, a student only sees themselves. Results stay hidden until published, and families’ data is neither sold nor shared.
Frequently asked questions
Do parents need a recent smartphone?
No. An Android phone with a browser is enough: the space is light and adapts to slow connections.
Can a parent change language?
Yes: French, English or Arabic, and the screen is shown right to left in Arabic.
Try Sahel EDU for free
Try Sahel EDU free for 30 days, no commitment. Afterwards, the price is negotiated with your school and confirmed in writing.
See also
Fees by item and instalment, numbered receipts, discounts and bursaries, bank deposits matched: see who has paid what, class by class.
Attendance and absences, online or offline — Sahel EDUTake the register on a phone, even without a network: what you enter is kept, then sent when the connection returns. Absences, lateness and justifications tracked.
Cameroonian report card: sequences, ranks, councilProduce the Cameroonian report card: marks by sequence, averages, ranks by subject, class statistics and class council, in French, English and Arabic.
Software for anglophone and bilingual schools (GCE)Anglophone sub-system, GCE, bilingual sections, interface and report cards in English: Sahel EDU manages anglophone schools just like francophone ones.