Scholario is a modern digital tool that supports students' emotional wellbeing.
It works every day, unobtrusively and with empathy. Its goal is to build a sense of safety and agency, and to help children and young people connect better with their own emotions.
Scholario doesn't replace people - it strengthens what they can do. It helps teachers, psychologists, and school counselors respond earlier to students' needs, build a system of collaboration, and support everyday educational work.
Our mission at Scholario is to support the mental health of children and young people through daily, systemic tools that make it easier to identify and respond early to students' emotional needs. We want to build schools where student wellbeing matters as much as academic progress - visible, measured, and genuinely supported.
Scholario is available on the App Store and Google Play - download it for quick access to all features.
In the 2025/2026 school year, Scholario is being rolled out as a pilot in selected cities. This is an important step toward a nationwide model of emotional support in schools.
Scholario is an innovative platform built to genuinely support students' mental health and make daily work easier for school psychologists and counselors. It lets students express their emotions easily through an intuitive emotional "pulse," while giving specialists ready-made materials, scenarios, and tools for effective educational work. The platform operates locally but has a systemic impact - it pairs daily emotional support with a lasting communication system connecting specialists, school leadership, and teachers.
Even more than that - student data is fully anonymous. Scholario collects no personal data and no device data from students, so their anonymity is fully preserved.
In a school taking part in the pilot, rollout is required in all grades 7-8 in primary schools and in all classes in secondary schools. It isn't necessary for every student in a class to join right away - more students can join a class gradually as the pilot continues.
It's not required, but it is recommended.