Every page on this site belongs to one of these three.
Sign in with the reference you were given when you joined (it looks like PC-4A2B19) and the mobile number on the application. No password.
Go to My practiceSign in with your school code and the 6-digit PIN the Pachu office gives you. You see your own pupils and how they are doing.
Go to the school boardPachu’s own desk. Every application, who still needs ringing, who has paid — and the button that issues a school its PIN.
Office sign inThe Pachu office issues them. There is nothing for a school to install or set up.
Why a PIN and not just the code: the school code is on every application, so a code on its own would let anyone read a neighbouring school’s list of children. The PIN is issued deliberately, one per school.
It is made for them. There is no ID to invent and no password to forget.
Lost the reference? The Pachu office can read it back off the application — ring or message us.
Yes — the Office page. It is the only place a school PIN can be made, it is passcode-protected, and only Pachu staff hold that passcode. Schools and teachers do not generate their own; the office issues the PIN and hands it over, so Pachu always knows which schools are on the system.
There is a registration page — the join form — and the ID is generated automatically. A student never picks one. They fill the form, the reference appears on the screen, and that reference with their mobile number is their sign-in from then on.