Class and Section Management for Schools
Whether you run Play Group to UKG or a full primary school, SchoolBee lets you model your school exactly: academic years, the classes you offer and the sections inside each class.
Each class has a roster you can open in one click, with its students and class teacher, and the structure drives everything else — attendance registers, fee structures and assessments are all set up per class.

Capabilities
Classes & Sections in SchoolBee
Academic years
Run each year separately so records, fees and results stay organised by session.
Classes and sections
Create classes such as Play Group, Nursery, LKG and UKG, and split them into sections.
Class rosters
Open any class or section to see its students, strength and status.
Class teachers
Assign a class teacher so the right person handles attendance and progress.
Class strength report
See active and inactive students per class-section, with boys and girls counts.
Foundation for other modules
Fee structures, attendance and assessments are all organised by class.
How it works
Step by step
- 1
Create the year
Start the academic year your school is running.
- 2
Add classes
List the classes you offer, from preschool to higher grades.
- 3
Add sections
Split classes into sections and assign class teachers.
- 4
Enrol students
Place students into sections and start taking attendance.
Benefits
Why it matters
Mirrors your school
Works for a single-class preschool and for multi-section schools alike.
Clear ownership
Each section has a class teacher responsible for it.
Year-on-year history
Past academic years stay available for reference.
Instant overview
Know your class strength without counting registers.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Does SchoolBee work for preschools?
Yes. SchoolBee was designed with preschools in mind — Play Group, Nursery, LKG and UKG — and also works for schools with more classes and sections.
Can I have multiple sections in a class?
Yes. Each class can have as many sections as you need, each with its own roster and class teacher.
What happens at the end of an academic year?
You start a new academic year; earlier years and their records remain available.
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