Archive · 20 May 2025
Indian School Uses QR Codes for Easier Student Enrollment
A primary school in Thiruputkuzhi, India, is using QR codes to make it easier for parents to enroll their children.
Parents can scan the QR codes on banners at the school and bus stops to access the enrollment form online.
The school also uses QR codes to share homework and test results.
The headmaster broadcasts classes live on YouTube for parents.
A parent found this initiative very convenient.
The school is planning to expand the use of QR codes.
A primary school in Thiruputkuzhi uses QR codes for Class I enrollment.
QR codes are placed on banners at the school and bus stops.
Parents can fill out enrollment details on a webpage accessed by the QR code.
The school uses QR codes for homework and test updates.
20 students were enrolled via QR codes for the 2025-26 academic year.
- Who
- Panchayat Union Primary School (PUPS) and parents.
- What
- A primary school implemented QR codes for student enrollment.
- When
- During the summer vacation
- Where
- Thiruputkuzhi near Kanchipuram
- Why
- To help parents enroll their children more easily.
- School Location
- Thiruputkuzhi near Kanchipuram
- Classes Available
- I to V
- Student Enrollment
- 450+
- Enrollment Period
- Summer vacation
- Students enrolled via QR codes for 2025-26
- 20
- Appreciated the initiative
- School education minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi