A digital attendance register for South African schools
Replace the paper register. Teachers mark attendance in seconds, the school sees attendance across every class, and parents can check whether their child was in school — all in one connected system.
From paper register to digital attendance
A learner attendance system only helps if marking it is faster than the paper book. Teachers take the register from the class list in a few taps, and the record rolls up into a school-wide view for administrators — no recapturing, no reconciling registers at the end of the day.
- Fast daily register for teachers
- School-wide attendance for administrators
- Per-learner attendance history
- Parent visibility of their child’s attendance
- Works on phones, tablets and computers
The right view for each role
Attendance is role-split by design. Teachers mark their own classes; school administrators and principals get the monitoring view across the school. That keeps responsibility clear and the data trustworthy.
Attendance parents can actually see
Because it is part of the same platform, attendance shows up for parents next to progress, homework and the timetable. A parent worried about a missed day does not need to phone the office — it is on their parent view.
Frequently asked questions
Who marks attendance?
Teachers mark their classes; school administrators monitor attendance across the school. Roles are separated so marking and oversight stay distinct.
Can parents see attendance?
Yes. Parents can see their child’s attendance alongside progress, homework and the timetable, without waiting for a report or a parents’ evening.
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Bring Study Pal Academy to your school
Request a demo and we will walk your school through the platform, then help you import your records and go live.