how their child is doing.
The institution tells them — every week, in plain language, with one or two things to do at home. No inflation, and no surprise at results time.
The truth,on a schedule.
A brief every week
A summary of the last seven days — activity, exam outcomes and two or three talking points — delivered on a schedule rather than waiting on a page nobody opens.
The same readiness score faculty see
One number for how ready their child is for the target exam, translated for a parent, with no separate version of the truth.
Mistake DNA
The recurring error patterns behind the marks — surfaced, named and tracked over time, so “careless” becomes something specific.
Honest percentiles
Anonymised peer comparison and percentile maps. No inflation, and no first discovery of a problem on results day.
Something to actually do
A post-exam coaching debrief that tells a parent how to talk to their child about the result — tone included, not just numbers.
Attendance, fees and meetings,without a phone call.
Attendance and leave
A monthly calendar for their child, and a leave request they submit themselves instead of ringing the office.
PTM slots they book
Parent-teacher meetings scheduled by the branch, with the slot chosen by the parent.
Fees, visible
The fee ledger and balance for their child, in the same app as everything else.