e-skul PNG is going online.

e-skul PNG replaces stacks of paper with a digital platform your entire secondary school can use — marks, report cards, attendance, and more. Access anytime, anywhere, straight from the internet, with no servers to set up or maintain.

Student holding the PNG flag beside an e-skul PNG report card
About e-skul PNG

Built in PNG, for PNG secondary schools

e-skul PNG is a school management platform designed and built specifically for Papua New Guinea secondary schools. It brings marks, report cards, attendance, fees, and student records into one connected system that every staff member logs into from a role built around what they actually do.

The Problem

PNG secondary schools have run on paper for decades — mark books, hand-written report cards, gate sign-in sheets, receipt binders. Every record lives in exactly one place: a shelf, a drawer, a filing cabinet.

The Platform

A web app, not installed software — marks, report cards, attendance, fees, comments, evaluations, and student records, accessible from any browser with no servers for the school to buy or maintain.

Built Around Real Roles

Every login is scoped to what that person actually does — HODs enter marks, teachers write comments, gatekeepers scan students, secretaries manage fees, and admins see the whole school.

Proven in a Real School

Kokopo Technical Secondary School already runs e-skul PNG day to day, and the platform's founder was named Young Innovator at the Innovation PNG 2026 Awards.

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Recognized

Winner — Young Innovator, Innovation PNG 2026 Awards

e-skul PNG founder Anthony Tutmulai took home the Young Innovator award at the Innovation PNG 2026 Awards Breakfast at the Hilton, Port Moresby — sponsored by Moni Plus, in partnership with the Port Moresby Chamber of Commerce & Industry and Business Advantage International.

Anthony Tutmulai receiving the Young Innovator award for e-Skul PNG from Barbrah Paita of Moni Plus, in the presence of Peter Williams and Andrew Wilkins, at the Innovation PNG 2026 Awards
On stage

Anthony Tutmulai receiving the Young Innovator award from Barbrah Paita of Moni Plus, in the presence of Peter Williams, Chair of the judging panel, and Andrew Wilkins, Publishing Director of Business Advantage International — Innovation PNG 2026 Awards Breakfast, The Hilton, Port Moresby, 3 June 2026.

In Use Today

Trusted by Kokopo Technical Secondary School

Kokopo Technical Secondary School is already running e-skul PNG day to day — marks, report cards, and attendance, live in their own computer lab.

A staff computer at Kokopo Technical Secondary School signed into the e-skul PNG login page
Signed in and ready

A staff computer at Kokopo Technical Secondary School running e-skul PNG.

The computer lab at Kokopo Technical Secondary School with multiple stations running e-skul PNG
The computer lab

Multiple stations at Kokopo Technical Secondary School, all connected to e-skul PNG.