For families

Open a window onto their day.

The photo from the painting workshop, the spelling test passed, the teacher's note: everything arrives on your phone, as the day goes on. And in the evening, "how was school?" finally gets a real answer.

Free for parents. All you need is the code from the teacher.

16:12
TL

Thomas

Year 4B · Victor Hugo School

Today
08:47Painting workshop

Our Friday-morning artists — well done everyone!

10:15

+3 Participation

"Excellent reading aloud!"

13:40Absence · this morning

Thomas was marked absent this morning. You can send an excuse note.

16:05

"My volcano presentation"

Added to Thomas's portfolio

Approved

Excuse note sent

Approved by the teacher · Tuesday 10:31

What parents go through

Six hours a day, no news.

Between the morning gate and the evening gate, your child's day is a black box. That can change.

"Fine."

In the evening you ask how school was. "Fine." End of enquiry — you won't learn any more.

The bottom of the bag

The note about Friday's trip? Found on Thursday night, crumpled between two exercise books. Signed in a panic.

The rushed gate chat

Two minutes between two doors to talk to the teacher, in front of everyone. Neither the place nor the time.

Ready in three steps

Join the class, safely.

No public directory, no visible pupil list. The school keeps the door.

1

Ask for the code

Your child's teacher gives you a class code.

2

The school approves you

You type your child's name, the school approves the link. Nobody else gets into the class.

3

Their day arrives

Photos, encouragement, homework, absences to excuse: the feed of their day, straight to your phone.

Your school-to-family app

Follow, talk, reply.

Everything that goes between the school and you, in one place. Nothing travels via the bottom of the school bag any more.

The feed of their day

Photos, activities and small victories from the class, as they happen.

Messaging with the teacher

A real private conversation, without exchanging phone numbers. With read receipts.

Absences, excused from the sofa

The absence shows up on your phone. A note, a document, and the teacher validates it.

The FR · EN interface

You choose your language in your profile; notifications and emails follow it.

Notifications you choose

By type, instant or as a daily digest, push on your phone. You set it, not the app.

All your children, one account

Each child has their own feed, homework and report cards — even in different classes.

SL

Ms Laurent

Replies during school hours

Hello, can Thomas take his medicine at lunchtime? The school nurse knows.

08:12

SL

Noted, I'll go with him at lunchtime. Have a good day!

08:31

Thank you so much!

16:47

Private conversation: you and the teacher only. No phone number exchanged, read receipts included.

Write a message…

Attendance · Year 4B

Excuse an absence

Absence — Monday 20 January

Recorded by Ms Laurent · 08:45

Reason: medical appointment
Note for the teacher
Attachment (photo of the certificate)

Medical_certificate.jpg — added from the phone's gallery.

Excuse note sent · 10:31

Awaiting the teacher's validation

From the sofa — no crumpled paper.

A day with Mon School

Live their day, hour by hour.

Not another report card — a feed of classroom life. Small victories count as much as big ones.

08:47

Photos from the workshop

The class is painting, you smile in the taxi.

10:15

+3 Participation

"Excellent reading aloud!" — signed Ms Laurent.

13:40

The excuse note

Sent from the doctor's waiting room, with a photo of the certificate. Approved by the teacher.

16:05

The portfolio grows

The volcano presentation, approved by the teacher.

19:30

The real conversation

"Tell me about your volcano!" — and this time, he does.

No marketing numbers

Compare with the school bag and the group.

Just what each channel can do for you — or can't.

For your familyMon SchoolWhatsApp groupsPaper diary
The feed of the day, with photos
Excuse an absence from your phone
Private message to the teacher, without their number
Interface in French and English
The school approves who joins the class
You choose your notifications
Designed for pupil data (GDPR, EU)
Doesn't get lost at the bottom of the bag
Our commitment

Your child's data is not for sale. Ever.

No advertising, no profiling, no location tracking. It is written in every school contract — and it is how the product is built.

Approved links

The school approves every parent

Minimal data

Never an address or location

EU hosting

Supabase, Ireland region

Right to be forgotten

Deletion on simple request

Families' FAQ

Find your answers.

The questions parents ask — before saying yes.

How do I join my child's class on Mon School?

With the class code given by the teacher. You type your child's name and the school approves the link — nobody else can slip into the class.

I have several children in different classes?

One account is enough. Each child appears with their class, their feed, their homework and their report cards.

Can both parents follow the class?

Yes: each parent or guardian creates their own account and requests a link. The school approves each one, then each follows on their own.

Is Mon School really free for parents?

Yes — free for parents, forever. Schools choose a school plan; families never pay.

What do you do with my child's data?

Nothing commercial: never sold, no advertising, no profiling. It is hosted in the European Union (GDPR) and can be deleted on request.

My French is not great, how do I follow?

The portal exists in French and English: each parent picks their language in their profile, and notifications and emails follow it.

Do I need to install an app?

No: Mon School works in your phone's browser and can be added to the home screen. Important notifications can also arrive by email.

Free for parents

Step into their day from tonight.

The class code, and you're in. And if their class isn't on Mon School yet, mention it to the teacher — it's free for them too, forever.

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