Class Dojo

ClassDojo allows your child’s teacher and support staff to communicate directly with you completely free of charge. You will also be able to see your child’s achievements from that school week.

Parents and students have their own separate accounts. Parents will be able to see their children within their account. You will be able to see all of your child’s set work and any messages sent by their teacher.

Student accounts when they login will be automatically taken to their home screen which will show all of the set work from their teacher and their class story.

If you are having difficulties accessing your child’s account or creating your parent account please contact: s.kazi@deykinav.bham.sch.uk

Connecting as a Parent on mobile: a ClassDojo tutorial for families

Connecting as a Parent on mobile: a ClassDojo tutorial for families.

How students log in to ClassDojo

Student account tour (app): a ClassDojo tutorial for students

Student account tour (app): a ClassDojo tutorial for students. In this video, you’ll see what ClassDojo looks like from inside a student account using the app.

Student account tour (web): a ClassDojo tutorial for students

Student account tour (web): a ClassDojo tutorial for students. In this video, you’ll see what ClassDojo looks like from inside a student account using the web.

How students post to their Portfolio on ClassDojo

Portfolios Overview: a tutorial for students. In this short video, students will learn how to view what Activities have been assigned to them, and how to respond.

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Registered Office: The Arthur Terry School, Kittoe Road, Four Oaks, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands, B74 4RZ

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