KAIROS brings parents, teachers and pupils together on a single unified platform

Context & challenges
SALDIA was the first school complex to use Kairos.
Its challenge: moving from entirely manual administration to digitising activities across several cycles (pre-school, primary and secondary) while building a close relationship with pupils’ parents.
The needs expressed concerned:
• Rigorous tracking of teaching and of academic progress,
• Better communication with parents,
• Digitising the educational experience beyond the school itself.
Project objectives
- Centralise the academic management of pupils, teachers and classes.
- Give parents transparent access to results, attendance and school information.
- Digitise communication and showcase school life.
- Adapt the platform to the school’s own assessment methods.

Client testimonial
“With Kairos, we have been able to bring parents closer to school life and strengthen transparency. Our school has modernised while keeping its academic rigour.”
The solution
- Core Kairos modules (V3 → V4): academic management, studies, teacher tracking.
- Showbox (2017 – 2021): digital screens installed in the school to:
- display the honour roll,
- publicise school events,
- show school life in real time.
- Adapted calculation rules: bespoke configuration of the marking bases to reflect SALDIA’s teaching specifics.
- Parent portal: online access to results, marks, attendance and school information.
Results & benefits
- Closer ties with parents: real-time visibility over their children’s progress.
- School life showcased through Showbox and digital communications.
- Centralised, precise academic management, adapted to cycles from nursery through to secondary school.
- A more modern image for the school, with a digitised educational experience.
Why this matters for you
SALDIA is a perfect illustration of how a school covering several cycles can rely on KAIROS to centralise its academic management, communicate with parents in real time and modernise the educational experience.
- The example also shows how KAIROS adapts to the assessment methods particular to each school — a crucial point for private schools wanting to keep their teaching identity while going digital.