Welcome to Tikum Memorial Group Online School

This is an online school. The school walks with a child the whole way: from kindergarten (K1 to K5), through primary (Primary 1 to Primary 6) and secondary (Form 1 to 5), up to high school (Lower Sixth and Upper Sixth) — 31 classes in all, each class in its own place, each study time kept.

The school is built light, for phones first: small pages that open well on an average connection, on a phone, a tablet, or a computer.

The four parts of the school

Part	Classes
Kindergarten	K1 to K5 — 5 classes
Primary	Primary 1 to Primary 6, two classes each (A and B) — 12 classes
Secondary	Form 1 to Form 5, two classes each — 10 classes
High School	Lower Sixth and Upper Sixth, two classes each — 4 classes

See every classroom on the Classes page.

How joining works

1. Register. Fill the registration form: your name, your class, your own email — and a password you create yourself.
2. The Manager approves you into your class. Your registration goes to the school's manager — the Manager herself — with its confirmation link. She approves you into the right class, and the service creates your school account: your own address in the school's namespace, name@tikum.48hourrfprescue.com. Nothing is granted automatically.
3. Trial access. The Manager grants you a trial period of study, so you can begin and see the school from inside. Sign in, and you land directly in your own classroom.
4. Continued access. When the trial ends, you pay the school's fee by MTN Mobile Money, directly to the school. The Manager confirms the payment and grants your continued access. This school never touches money — it only records the Manager's grant.

School accounts and guardians

Every person of the school — the Manager the owner, her co-teachers and co-administrative agents, the students, and each student's parent or guardian — holds an account in the school's namespace. Your personal email stays your notice channel: assignments, reports, and information reach you there. Each student is linked to a guardian, who receives the reports on how the student is doing.

The classes

Thirty-one classrooms, from the first kindergarten class to the last high school class — see the Classes page. Every class has its set times to come on and study, on the Study Times page. The classrooms stand as structure tonight: the Manager's own syllabus will fill each one when she sends it.