Thandi arrives. Her watch says hi.
Every watch is provisioned by the school and linked to one learner. On the grounds it joins the school Wi-Fi, because the school allows it. On the way in, it used its built-in eSIM.
Hi Thandi!Follow Thandi (Grade 3) from the gate at 07:30, through home time, to music practice at 16:00. Keep scrolling and the clock keeps ticking.
Every watch is provisioned by the school and linked to one learner. On the grounds it joins the school Wi-Fi, because the school allows it. On the way in, it used its built-in eSIM.
Hi Thandi!The school’s rule for classrooms kicks in: voice notes, collectables and payments switch off until 13:30. SOS and GPS stay on, always.
On the School Portal’s live map, each learner on the grounds has a status ring: online, offline or no signal, or needs attention.
Thandi’s watch shows a QR code and the cashier scans it. Her parents’ daily limit and blocked items are checked automatically.
Thandi presses the SOS button on her watch. It lands in the School Portal straight away, and the team works it through: acknowledge, respond, resolve.
Received in the School Portal.
The principal sends a “well done” to Grade 3’s watches, and a note to their parents, which arrives in the parent app. Broadcasts can go to one child or their family, a grade or the whole school, now or scheduled.
Please send a hat, water bottle and sunscreen. Well done to Grade 3 on a great week!
Just nowReminder: school closes at 12:00 next Wednesday.
The moment Thandi walks out of the gate, she drops off the school’s map. Her family still sees her on theirs, on the way home and on the home Wi-Fi. No tracking outside school.
The reminder her parents added to the family calendar pops up on her watch at 16:00, next to today’s chores. This is family time: the school isn’t part of it.
Calm classrooms, every child accounted for on the grounds, parents kept in the loop, privacy that switches on at the gate, and a little help at home.