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Infancy Academy School

Website and admin panel for a rural school: online admission, results and notices

The website for Infancy Academy School in Parulkandi, Kazipur, Sirajganj. Parents can apply for admission online and students can look up their results by class, roll and exam, while the school runs the site from its own admin panel: publishing notices, managing users and admins, and resetting passwords with a one-time code sent by SMS.

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Infancy Academy School

Infancy Academy School

Website and admin panel for a rural school: online admission, results and notices

Status
Released
Platform
Web
Stack
6 technologies
Source
Open source

Why I built it

A small school in a rural upazila still ran on paper: admission forms handed in at the office and results pinned to a notice board, with parents travelling in to check either one. This site moves those everyday jobs online, in Bangla and English, and keeps it simple enough for the school's own staff to run.

My role

Sole developer.

How it fits together

4 layers

  1. 01Public site (PHP pages)
  2. 02Admin panel
  3. 03MySQL database
  4. 04SMS one-time codes

Key features

  • Online admission form with confirmation
  • Result lookup by class, roll and exam, with GPA
  • Student and teacher logins
  • Admin panel for notices and news on the website
  • User and admin management
  • Password reset with an SMS one-time code

Built with

  • PHP
  • MySQL
  • Bootstrap 4
  • jQuery
  • JavaScript
  • GreenWeb SMS API

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