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Qentak — The Education Operating System

QENTAK FOR PARENTS & GUARDIANS

Stay connected to the part of school life that matters to you.

Bring relevant updates, learning conversations, meetings, permissions, and account information into a clearer relationship between families and their institution.

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THE PEOPLEKnow what is happening

Find the notices, dates, and practical updates relevant to the children you are authorized to support.

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START WITH THE RESPONSIBILITY

Priorities for parents & guardians.

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Know what is happening

Find the notices, dates, and practical updates relevant to the children you are authorized to support.

02

Take the next step

Respond to a permission request, prepare for a meeting, or follow an agreed learning action.

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Keep information current

Work with the institution to update contacts and other important family details.

REMOVE THE DISCONNECTED HANDOFFS

Less chasing. Clearer next steps.

The point of a connected workflow is to help people act with the right context.

Important information is scattered

A meeting notice, trip form, and progress update arrive through unrelated channels.

Connect the child, the message, and the action required so the next step is clear.

A family relationship is assumed

Everyone listed as a contact is treated as having the same access.

Let the institution define authorized relationships and permissions for each child.

EXPLORE A CONNECTED WORKFLOW

Follow a working day: see the day and beyond.

Choose a stage, then a responsibility. See the context and the practical action that connects it to the next person.

Parents & guardians/Your connected workflow
Illustrative preview

Family overview

See the day

Start with relevant updates and upcoming dates.

3school updates

Explore a responsibility

Class update

Read a notice shared with the authorized family audience for your child’s class.

The next useful action

Check whether any response or preparation is needed.

Example content and counts explain the workflow. This is an interactive public preview, not an institution account.

WHAT YOU NEED FROM YOUR SCHOOL SOFTWARE

Stay informed without chasing every school office

You need to know how your child is doing, what requires your response, what a charge relates to, and whom to contact. Useful family communication separates an urgent action from a general notice and respects each guardian’s authorized relationship.

Make the demonstration answer your question

Follow an attendance notice, an upcoming payment, and a progress update. Check the child, deadline, responsible school team, and acknowledgement so a message does not become another unanswered thread.

A DECISION FROM YOUR WORKING DAY

Knowing which school action needs your attention

The context you need

When a school sends an update, look for the selected learner, the action requested and any due date. Reading a notice, approving a permission and asking a question are different actions. Where several children attend, the context should make it clear which child and activity the action concerns.

What the next person needs from you

Use the institution’s approved route when a relationship, contact detail or access permission needs correction. A public Qentak enquiry cannot change a school’s records or establish your authority to view them.

Find the right institution access route

THE WORK DOESN’T STOP AT YOUR DESK

Who parents & guardians coordinate with.

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SEE HOW THE WORK CONNECTS

Qentak for Parents & Guardians

Bring relevant updates, learning conversations, meetings, permissions, and account information into a clearer relationship between families and their institution.

  1. 01

    Know what is happening

    Find the notices, dates, and practical updates relevant to the children you are authorized to support.

  2. 02

    Take the next step

    Respond to a permission request, prepare for a meeting, or follow an agreed learning action.

  3. 03

    Keep information current

    Work with the institution to update contacts and other important family details.

Illustrative workflow · Shape the details around your institution.

Home educators and parent-educators.

INFORMATION THAT SUPPORTS A DECISION

The decisions your reports need to support.

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Released progress

Understand what the teacher has shared and what to discuss next.

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Upcoming commitments

Prepare for meetings, activities, and responses requested by the institution.

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Account summary

Review information made available to your authorized family account.

WHEN THE DAY TAKES YOU ELSEWHERE

Keep the next step within reach.

Plan the mobile experience around the tasks worth doing away from a desk, with the same responsibility for access and sensitive information.

Explore the mobile approach
Parents & guardians

At the right moment

Read a relevant notice and see whether a response is required.

Before a conversation

Find the meeting details or released report you want to discuss.

Relevant context, wherever your work takes you.

THE CAPABILITIES BEHIND YOUR WORK

Explore the detail that matters to you.

RESPONSIBILITY SHAPES ACCESS

The right context. The right boundaries.

Family access must follow the institution’s verified caregiver relationships, permissions, and age-appropriate policies. A shared household or emergency-contact listing does not automatically imply full portal access.

Explore security and governance

Questions from parents & guardians.

Can I sign in from this public website?

Use the portal address and account instructions provided by your institution. The public website explains Qentak and does not authenticate family accounts.

Can more than one guardian be involved?

The institution should define each authorized relationship and what information or decisions that person may access.

MAKE THE WALKTHROUGH ABOUT YOUR WORK

Explore the family experience with your institution.

Bring a typical task, the people involved, and the handoff you would most like to improve.