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From the year’s plan to the report card — without re-typing
Syllabus, lesson plans, weekly work and grades stay connected — instead of living in separate folders nobody can check until exam week.
If a teacher is copying marks into a report card on Sunday, that’s a Sunday they didn’t spend planning next week’s lesson.
Request a DemoLesson plans live in personal folders; nobody can see what's actually been covered until exam time.
HODs and principals see what’s been covered, approve or send plans back, and keep a full history of changes.
Every teacher builds their syllabus and lesson plans from scratch, every year.
Set the 40-week plan once — weekly coursework follows it, and next year you clone and adjust. Ten ready MOE / IGCSE templates get you started.
Grading is manual, inconsistent between teachers, and re-typed into report cards by hand.
Quizzes mark themselves into the gradebook, and report cards come out weighted — using the right scheme for MOE, Cambridge or IB.
MOE, Cambridge or IB mapped to a 40-week syllabus blueprint, cloned year to year.
10 ready-made templates, standards tagging, Draft → HOD Review → Approved.
Weekly materials, assignments and auto-marked quizzes, plus live classes with recordings kept for later.
Weighted scoring (coursework/quizzes/exams), colour-coded grid, PDF report cards, per-curriculum grading schemes.
Four screens from the live staff workspace, following one subject from standards to grades.
Master timetabling — drag-and-drop scheduling, conflict detection, auto-scheduler, venue capacity checks, versioning.
Digital submissions — students upload work; teachers grade and comment digitally, no paper handback.
CSV/Excel import — bring existing gradebook data in with column mapping, instead of re-entering it.
Family-portal grades — parents see grades, attendance and weighted term grade the moment they're published.
Exam timetabling — split cohorts, daily subject caps, and facility locks between classrooms and shared exam halls.
Curriculum standards library — MOE, Cambridge and IB objectives tagged directly onto teaching plans.
Grading completion monitor — leadership sees which classes are report-card ready and which teachers are outstanding.
School structure & rollover — branches, classrooms, subjects, sections and teacher mappings, rolled over each year.
