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Case Study: Lusaka Primary School Reduces Admin Time by 60%

How one institution freed up teachers to focus on instruction rather than paperwork.

Editorial Team
Jan 18, 2021
7 min read

The Challenge

Teachers at a 600-student primary school reported spending more time on paperwork than lesson planning. Burnout was rising. Quality was suffering.

The Intervention

The school implemented a student information system with focus on automating administrative tasks:

  • Digital attendance replacing paper registers
  • Automated report card generation
  • Online grade entry
  • Bulk parent communications

The Measured Impact

Before:

  • 12 hours weekly per teacher on administrative tasks
  • Report cards took 2 weeks to produce
  • Parent communication was sporadic and manual

After:

  • 5 hours weekly per teacher on admin (58% reduction)
  • Report cards generated in 2 days
  • Automated weekly updates to all parents

Teacher Feedback

"I became a teacher to teach, not to file papers. This system gave me back my profession."

Technology should serve educators, not burden them. When it works, everyone benefits.

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