See which classes were taught, not just which were timetabled.
Record staff attendance, let class monitors confirm each lesson, and give principals a clear, fair picture of lesson coverage, with teachers able to respond to any query.
The short answer
EduLedga helps school leaders see whether timetabled lessons actually happen. Staff attendance is recorded each day, with check-in and check-out times. Class monitors confirm when the teacher arrived for each period. Inspectors record lesson attendance and observations, and raise queries where something needs following up, and teachers can reply to every query. Principals see the whole picture in one monitor. It is support, not surveillance.
Fair, clear records of teaching time.
Staff attendance
Record each staff member as present, absent, late, on leave or excused, with check-in and check-out times and a remark.
Class monitors confirm lessons
A class monitor marks when the teacher arrived for each period, straight from the class timetable.
Learn moreInspector visits
Inspectors record period attendance and observations, upload evidence and see recurring issues across classes and subjects.
Queries with a right of reply
When something needs following up, an inspector or principal raises a query with a priority and a due date. The teacher replies in EduLedga, and the query is closed when it is resolved.
One monitor for leaders
Principals and headmasters see lesson coverage by class, subject and teacher, and which teachers have not taken their registers.
Settings you choose
Decide how oversight works in your school, including what inspectors report on.
Built to protect good teachers.
Most teachers turn up and teach. A clear record shows that. When a lesson is missed, the record shows why, the teacher has a say, and the conversation starts from facts, not rumours. Use these tools to plan cover, spot workload problems and recognise reliable staff, not to catch people out.
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Choose your class monitors and inspectors.
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Each day, staff attendance is recorded and monitors confirm each period's lesson.
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Inspectors record their visits and raise a query if something needs following up.
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The teacher replies to the query in EduLedga.
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The principal reviews lesson coverage and closes resolved queries.
The class monitor, made official.
Nigerian schools already rely on class monitors and on principals walking the corridors. EduLedga turns that habit into a fair, written record, so the principal of a large secondary school knows which lessons happened without visiting every classroom.
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Frequently asked questions
Can teachers respond to a query?
Yes. Every query has a reply thread, so the teacher can explain before anything is decided.
Who confirms that a lesson took place?
The class monitor confirms the teacher's arrival for each period. Inspectors can also record lesson attendance on their visits.
Can we record staff leave?
Yes. Staff can be marked present, absent, late, on leave or excused.
Who can see teacher attendance records?
Principals, headmasters, inspectors and the roles you allow. Teachers do not see each other's records.