The School page
The School page brings together everything recorded about one school. Reach it from the Schools tab of the district dashboard, or from the breadcrumbs after a drill-down. The school’s name is shown at the top.
The school’s details
Section titled “The school’s details”The school’s recorded information is shown down the left of the page, including when it was last updated. The district it belongs to appears under your country’s configured district label.
If extra information has been collected about the school, it is added to the same details list, below the last-updated and district rows.
The four tables
Section titled “The four tables”The page shows four tables in two rows of two: Teachers and Classes on the first row, School Visits and Internal Evaluations on the second.
- Teachers: each teacher’s name links to the teacher, with a coloured role badge: Head (purple), Primary One (blue), Primary Two (orange), Primary Three (yellow), and Other (teal).
- Classes: columns Class (a link), Teacher and Year. A dash appears where a class has no teacher or year set.
- School Visits: columns Visit Date (a link to the visit), Monitor, and a clickable Teacher visits count.
- Internal Evaluations: columns Date (a link), Teacher, and a Pupil Assessments count.
Actions
Section titled “Actions”The action bar at the top of the page offers:
- Edit: change the school’s Name.
- Merge: opens “Merge other school”, where you pick another school in the same district to merge this one with. If you do not choose one, you see “Please select a School”.
- Delete: removes the school after a confirmation.
- Legacy UI: opens the older version of the school page.
Two more actions appear beneath the tables rather than in the top bar:
- Add teacher: a link beneath the Teachers table that opens a form with Name and a role. Adds a teacher to the school.
- Add class: a link beneath the Classes table that opens a form with Name, Teacher (optional) and Year.
Below the details there is also an Edit answers button, which opens a dialog where you correct the recorded answers for the school.
Next: Classes and pupils