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Communication

Parents hear from the school where they already look.

Send a notice to the right class or the whole school. It reaches parents on the app or WhatsApp, and you see who has received and read it.

PalleSample school · Notices

Circular Sent 3:30 PM

Annual Day rehearsal has moved to Friday, 3:30 PM. Please send the costume form with your child.Principal · Classes 6 to 9
398Delivered
361Read
3Not reached
Parents get it on the app or WhatsApp.

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What is inside

Four ways the school talks to families.

Parent notices

Send circulars to a class, a section or the whole school. No paper slips, no chasing signatures.

WhatsApp updates

Attendance alerts, fee reminders and notices delivered to the phones parents already check all day.

Parent app

Attendance, fees, marks and notices for every child, in one login.

Teacher app

Mark attendance, enter marks and message parents from a phone, without going back to the office.

Delivery and read status

Know who got the message.

Every notice shows how many parents received it and how many read it, and lists the families it did not reach so the office can follow up.

  • Choose classes, sections or the whole school
  • Delivered, read and not reached, at a glance
  • Alerts for absence and fee reminders use the same channel

Automatic messages Sample

Absence alertOn
Fee reminderOn
Fee receiptOn
Report card readyOn
Schools choose which messages go out and when.

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Works with the rest of Palle

Messages come from real records.

Core academics

  • Absent alerts and report cards come from the record
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Fees and finance

  • Receipts and reminders use the same channel
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Operations and staff

  • Bus route updates reach the right families
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Retire the class WhatsApp groups.

See how notices, alerts and reminders reach parents directly, with proof of who read them.