Guides

For teachers

• Your day at a glanceWhat the first screen shows, and what it is scoped to.
• My classesThe sections you teach, the students in them, and where to go from there.
• Marking attendanceMarking a register, correcting a mistake, and what families see.
• Entering marksEntering marks for a paper, and why entering is not publishing.
• Online examsAuthoring a browser-based test, its window, and reading what happened afterwards.
• Setting courseworkSetting work, attaching material, and what reaches families.
• Lesson plansWriting a plan, submitting it for review, and what the review trail records.
• Daily reportThe day's record a teacher files, and who reads it.
• Verifying reportsFor heads of department — checking and signing off the reports your teachers file.
• Term reviewsWriting the per-student comments that go onto a report card.
• Pay and leaveYour payslips, and requesting leave.
• Your timetableYour teaching week, and why it will not double-book you.
• CalendarSchool events, holidays and exam days — read-only.
• Concerns raised to youQuestions and complaints routed to you, and the clock they carry.
• Conduct recordsRecording behaviour — merits and demerits — and what does and does not reach the family.
• IncidentsRecording something that happened — an injury, an accident, an event on the premises.
• Who may collect a childChecking, at the gate, whether this person may take this child.
• Reporting something brokenReporting a fault, and following whether anyone fixed it.
• NotificationsYour messages, and choosing how the school reaches you.
• Your profileYour own details, your password, and two-step sign-in.