For teachers
Take the roll, plan lessons, set homework and quizzes, and record marks in one place, on the web or in the Guava Teacher app. See at a glance which students need support.
Helping every learner grow.
When teachers can see who is present, what has been learned and where a student needs help, learning gets stronger. Guava brings attendance, lessons, assessment and family updates together so schools can act on what they see.
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A learner's year
Each part of the school year tells teachers something about how a student is doing. Seen together, those clues help a school notice early, teach better and celebrate progress.
A student starts in the right class, with the right subjects, and with family contacts the school can reach.
Why it matters: students learn best when they feel known and settled from the first week.
The roll is taken in class, on the web or on the teacher's phone, even offline.
Why it matters: regular attendance is one of the strongest signs of progress. A pattern of absences is a reason to check in.
Lesson plans, homework and short quizzes keep learning moving between lessons.
Why it matters: recalling what was learned through short, frequent practice helps it stick far longer than rereading.
Assessments and marks show what each student has mastered and where they need another go.
Why it matters: feedback that is timely and specific tells a student what to do next, not just how they scored.
Report cards, teacher comments and family updates bring the term's story together.
Why it matters: when families know how their child is doing, they can encourage learning at home.
Everyone around the learner
Learning happens between people: teachers, school leaders and families. Guava gives each of them the information they need, so time goes to students rather than chasing paper.
Take the roll, plan lessons, set homework and quizzes, and record marks in one place, on the web or in the Guava Teacher app. See at a glance which students need support.
Follow attendance and results across classes, spot students at risk early, and keep records, staffing and fees accurate from one dependable source.
Parents and students see attendance, homework, marks and report cards, and receive school news, so learning can continue at home.
Good habits for learning
Strong schools are built on simple routines done well. These are four that make a real difference to learning, and that Guava is designed to make easy.
Absences noticed on the day can be followed up the same day.
Short practice questions help students remember, and show teachers what to revisit.
One clear next step is worth more to a student than a score on its own.
Regular updates turn parents into partners in their child's learning.