Explaining a late arrival
Who this is for: pupils · Where: Late arrivals in the sidebar.
What this page is for
If you arrived late to a lesson, you can explain it yourself here.
What you can and cannot submit
You can explain a late arrival.
You cannot excuse an absence. A full absence needs a scutire from your parent, usually with a medical certificate. That is submitted from the parent's own account.
A late arrival is something you can account for. A missed day is a matter between the school and your family, and often needs a document only a parent can provide.
Submitting
Pick the lesson you were late to, say how many minutes — between 2 and 40 — and write a short reason (a few words is enough, up to 1000 characters). You can add an emoji.
One explanation per lesson. Trying to submit a second for the same lesson is refused — if you got something wrong, ask your teacher.
What happens next
Your teacher sees it against that lesson. It does not automatically change the mark in the register: whether a late arrival counts as excused is your teacher's decision, made in the journal.
Your own history is listed on this page, newest first.
Rules and limits
- Late arrivals only — absences are a parent action.
- 2 to 40 minutes.
- A reason of at least 3 characters, up to 1000.
- One per lesson, not editable afterwards.
- Explaining is not the same as being excused.
Troubleshooting
"The lesson is not in the list." Only lessons where you were marked late can be explained. If you were marked absent instead, ask your teacher to correct it first.
"It says I already submitted." One per lesson. Speak to your teacher.
"I was 50 minutes late." Beyond 40 minutes it is treated as an absence, not a late arrival — that needs a parent scutire.
"My teacher still counted it." Explaining gives the reason; excusing it is their call.