A school app for Jeddah families who speak many languages and travel often.

Staff write a notice once in English or Arabic. The app shows it in the language each parent chose, with translations reviewed by your team before sending for anything sensitive. Short templates for common messages, such as early closure or exam dates, are prepared in every language your families use.

When a brother attends the boys section and a sister the girls section in another district, the parent still sees both children in one app. Each section keeps its own staff, rules and announcements, and the parent's fees, contacts and authorised collectors are entered once and shared.

Parents request a transfer certificate, a bonafide letter, a fee clearance or an attested copy of results from the app, track its status and collect or download it when ready. The registrar sees a queue with due dates, which helps at year end when many families leave Jeddah at once.

Families who travel before the term ends or return late after the holidays submit the dates and reason in the app. The class teacher and the attendance officer see the request, the principal can approve or decline it, and the absence is recorded correctly instead of appearing unexplained.

Registers taken in class trigger an alert to the parent when a child is absent or late. If the parent has not opened the app recently, the same alert goes by SMS, so families without reliable data or with a phone left at home still hear about it the same morning.

Drivers and supervisors share location during each run and mark children on and off the bus. Parents see an estimated arrival for their stop and get a boarding notice. Jeddah traffic near the Corniche and the main ring roads changes by the hour, so arrival times update live rather than from a fixed timetable.

Each family sees tuition, transport and book charges by child and by term. Payment works through mada, Apple Pay and cards via a licensed gateway, and receipts appear instantly. Fee clearance for leaving pupils is calculated in the same place, so nobody is held up waiting for finance to check the ledger by hand.

Whether your school follows CBSE, IGCSE, an American programme or the Saudi national curriculum, report cards publish in the layout your board expects, with term marks, grades and remarks. Parents receive a notice when results are released and can download the PDF to keep or send onward.

Principals and section heads message teachers, drivers, cleaners or office staff by group, without personal numbers. Urgent items such as a closure for heavy rain can be marked as requiring acknowledgement, and the office sees who has not read them yet.

Saudi curriculum schools and community schools affiliated with the Ministry of Education record pupils and results in Noor. Without a public Ministry API to connect to, we give the registrar exports laid out to match the Noor upload templates, plus checks that flag missing ID numbers or mismatched class codes before the file leaves the school.