Alama

Welcome to Alama - The Intelligent Bridge Between School and Home.

Alama is a modern, secure platform designed for primary and secondary schools in East Africa. We eliminate the "communication black hole," giving parents total peace of mind and giving teachers a lightning-fast tool to manage their classrooms.

FOR PARENTS: Total Peace of Mind

Never wait until the end of the term to know how your child is doing. With Alama, you get a real-time timeline of your child’s school life directly on your phone.

• Instant Incident Alerts: Receive immediate push notifications if your child visits the school clinic or is involved in a behavioral incident. Perfect for boarding school parents!

• Daily Attendance: See exactly when your child is marked present, late, or absent.

• School Announcements: Receive official school broadcasts instantly. No more lost paper letters.

• Digital Post Office: Securely view and download End-of-Term report cards and fee invoices the moment the school publishes them.

• Unified Dashboard: Have children in different classes or different Alama schools? View all your children on one simple screen.

FOR TEACHERS: 10-Second Classroom Management

Put down the heavy paper logbooks. Alama is built to work flawlessly, even on weak internet connections.

• Smart Roll Call: Take morning attendance in under 10 seconds.

• Digital Logbook: Instantly log health and discipline events from your phone, keeping the Headmaster and parents informed.

• Class Megaphone: Send targeted reminders strictly to the parents of your assigned class.

HOW TO LOG IN:

Please note: Alama is a closed school network. You cannot create an account yourself.

Your school must be a registered Alama partner. Once your school enrolls you, simply log in using your registered Phone Number and the secure PIN provided by your school administration.

Security & Privacy First:

Your data is protected with bank-level security. Alama operates on strict role-based access, meaning parents can only ever see data related to their own children.