Academic structure
Described once, then reused by every other module.
- Academic years, with records scoped to the year
- Classes, sections and streams
- Subjects and curriculum
- Board and medium of instruction recorded per school
Academics & Timetable
The academic structure your school runs on.
Academic years, classes, sections, subjects, periods and the timetable are set up once and reused, so a new year does not mean rebuilding everything from scratch.
The problem
The academic structure gets rebuilt from scratch every year, the timetable lives in a printed sheet, and homework tracking lives in a notebook.
Timetable
Periods and slots, per class and per teacher.
- Periods defined for the school day
- Timetable slots per class and subject
- A teacher view of their own schedule
Homework
Assigned per class and subject, with submissions tracked.
- Homework assignments per class and subject
- Submission status tracked against each student
Calendar, events and activities
The rest of the school year.
- School calendar entries and event types
- Events with participation tracking and event reports
- School activities with members and status
Outcome: Teachers spend less time on administration and more on their classes.
Academics & Timetable — common questions
Do we have to rebuild everything each academic year?
No. Records are scoped to an academic year, so previous years stay intact and readable while the new year is set up alongside them.
Can teachers see their own timetable?
Yes. The teacher workspace shows a teacher their own classes and schedule, alongside attendance marking, homework and mark entry.
Which boards are supported?
State, matriculation, CBSE, ICSE, IB and Cambridge are available as options, along with an other category. The board is recorded per school.
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