For Parents
Stay connected to the parts of school life that matter for your child.
One parent account brings attendance, homework, timetable and results together — and if you have more than one child at the school, switch between them in a tap.
Multiple children
Switch between your children, without switching accounts.
A parent linked to more than one child sees each child separately — the right class, the right homework, the right results — from a single account.
- One account linked to all your children
- Each child's context kept separate and clear
- Attendance, homework, timetable and results in one place
Viewing as parent
Attendance
Homework
Results
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What parents get
Informed, without the guesswork
The information you actually want about your child's school day, from the school itself.
Every child in one account
Link more than one child and switch between them — each with its own attendance, homework and results.
Attendance you can see
Know whether your child was marked present, straight from the school's official register.
Homework in view
See what your child has been set and what's due, without relying on scattered messages.
The updates that matter
Receive the announcements relevant to your children through the school, not lost group chats.
For parents
Common questions from parents
Can one parent account see more than one child?
Yes. A parent account can be linked to multiple children. Parents switch between their linked children to see each child's attendance, timetable, homework and results individually.
What can a parent see for each child?
Parents see their child's attendance, timetable, homework, results and the announcements relevant to them — presented in that child's context.
Do parents need a separate login for each child?
No. A parent uses a single account and switches between the children linked to them, rather than logging in separately for each child.
See the parent experience in Vedaspera.
Book a demo and we'll show how parents stay informed and switch between linked children.