About Sqool Pilot

Sqool Pilot is school management software built for the way Nigerian private schools actually run. It brings student records, class lists, daily attendance, results and report cards, school fees, notices and parent communication into one place, so an administrator no longer has to juggle paper registers, spreadsheets and three different WhatsApp groups to keep a school moving.

Teachers clock in through a face-verified, geo-fenced attendance flow, form teachers enter scores once and generate a printable report card in seconds, and bursars publish a fee structure that parents can see and pay against, with a clear record of every payment received.

Sqool Pilot is built for privately owned nursery, primary and secondary schools in Nigeria: the proprietor who wants to see what is happening across the school from their phone, the head teacher who needs attendance and results ready before assembly, the class teacher who does not want to retype marks into a register, and the parent who wants to know their child was in class today and what the term fee covers.

Sqool Pilot is designed and built by Ibrahim Feyintoluwa Showunmi, an Information Technology student at Bells University of Technology in Ogun State, Nigeria. He grew up around education — his mother started a school the same year he was born — so the day-to-day realities of running one, from records and staff to parents and fees, are familiar rather than theoretical. Sqool Pilot is the tool he wished that school had.

It is built in Nigeria, for Nigerian schools, priced so that a single school owner can run it without an implementation team, and supported by the people who build it.