OarClass Features
Run the school. Not ten different disconnected tools.
OarClass brings the daily systems schools rely on into one connected workspace from student records and attendance to results, timetables, fees, campuses and live learning.
Current feature
Student management
Keep identity, academic context, class relationships and school records connected to one student profile.
The advantage is not another feature. It is the connection between them.
The rest of this page breaks these systems down individually while showing how student, academic, administrative and financial workflows stay connected across OarClass.
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Student Management
One student record. The rest of the school connects to it.
OarClass gives schools a structured student management system for keeping identity, enrolment, class placement, academic activity and related school information connected instead of spreading the same student across multiple files and disconnected systems.
Student profiles
Keep core student information organised around one record rather than repeating the same details across separate tools.
Class relationships
Connect students with the classes, sections and academic structures they actually belong to.
Academic context
Attendance, results and school activity can refer back to the same student context instead of existing as isolated records.
Parent and fee connections
Keep guardian relationships and financial administration tied to the correct student record.
Works across
02 — Attendance Management
Attendance should take minutes. Not create another admin system.
OarClass keeps attendance connected to students, classes and the wider academic record so schools can handle daily presence without maintaining separate registers and disconnected spreadsheets.
Open the right class
Start from the class and students already maintained inside the school workspace.
Record attendance
Mark the day's student attendance without rebuilding a separate register.
Keep exceptions visible
Absence and attendance context remain associated with the correct student and class.
Use the record elsewhere
Attendance becomes part of the wider academic picture instead of living in an isolated file.