Run Your School Smarter With Scholary

Scholary is a free online school management workspace for Nigerian schools. It brings student records, teachers, parents, classes, attendance, homework, exams, fees, reports, tutors, and communication into one secure platform.

School administrators, teachers, parents, private tutors, and independent learners can use Scholary through role-based dashboards. Each user only sees the tools and records that match their account permissions.

A school admin creates the school workspace, adds school details, configures classes and subjects, and invites teachers and parents through the onboarding flow. New users can request access and wait for admin approval where required.

Teachers can work from a focused dashboard for their assigned classes and subjects. The platform supports attendance, homework, teaching materials, marks, timetable views, and parent communication workflows.

Parents see information linked to their own children, such as homework, attendance, results, invoices, payments, announcements, schedules, and messages. Parent access is scoped so one parent cannot browse another student's records.

Yes. Private tutors have a separate tutor workspace for profile and advert management, bookings, earnings, learning tools, settings, and support.

Yes. Scholary includes daily school operations such as attendance tracking, homework management, exam and marks workflows, CBT exams, results, and report-related tools.

Scholary includes dashboard notification entry points for relevant school and platform activity. Notification visibility is role-aware, and unread states are designed to stay synchronized across the dashboard.

Scholary uses authenticated accounts, role-based routing, school-scoped access, parent-child linking, and server-side permission checks. The onboarding flow also requires users to confirm the active privacy notice before account setup continues.

The landing page positions Scholary as free for schools, tutors, and parents, with no hidden costs or expiry. Payment collection uses Paystack-ready architecture, so standard payment-provider transaction fees may apply when online payments are used.