Admissions to certificates, on one login. If it is on your requirements list, it is on this page, with a link to what each module does.
Thirty minutes with your own use cases, not a slide deck.
Most schools do not lack systems. They run a records system, a finance package, a communications tool, a timetabling product and a spreadsheet that holds the whole thing together. Each one is fine. The gaps between them are where the week goes.
Each tile links to what the module does.
Every document checked, nothing lost between a spreadsheet and an inbox.
Personal and guardian details, attendance and timetable on one profile, with who sees what set by role.
Registers marked by class each day, half-days included, and every child's attendance in the parent app.
Conflict-free, and regenerated when a teacher leaves.
Set for a class and seen at home in the parent app.
Results entered once, checked for gaps, and published to families.
Paid from a phone or at the counter, receipted automatically, and reported by payment mode, day by day.
Catalogue, loans and fines, with fines added to the family's fee balance.
Routes, stops and allocations, with transport fees in the same fee cycle.
Collection checked against the guardian on record.
Issued from the record, numbered and logged. ID cards printed in batches.
About forty reports built in, a builder for your own student reports, and Ask Me Anything for the rest.
A fee taken at the counter is on the dashboard, in the session's totals and in the family's app as a receipt. The modules share one record, so nobody keys it in twice.
That question crosses attendance and fees. On a stack of separate systems it is a morning's work. Here it is a sentence, and the answer comes back with the data it read and the steps it took.
See Ask Me AnythingSame fifteen modules. Different words, forms and workflows for each board, and one school can run several boards in the same system.
Attendance
MYP 4 · Homeroom 4B
Programme structure for PYP, MYP and DP, unit planners, Extended Essay, TOK and CAS, subject groups and course gradebooks.
Fee cycles, concessions and fines on your own rules, TC and Bonafide certificates, gate pass and authorised guardians.
Cambridge Primary, IGCSE and A Level, with grades and classes named the way your school names them.
Yes. The product changes vocabulary, paperwork and workflows with your board. An IB coordinator never reads "Grade", and a CBSE office gets fee cycles, concessions and certificates as first-class features. A school that runs more than one board runs them all in the same system.
No reports to build. It reads the records your school already keeps in iScuela, so it works from the day your data is in.
Weeks, not terms. We migrate your data from your current system or from spreadsheets, configure the platform to your school, and train every role before you go live.
iScuela is hosted on AWS. A data processing agreement is available for every school, and we hold our own ISO 27001 certification. Where your data is held and who processes it is set out in full on our Trust and security page.
It depends on your curriculum and the size of your school. Book a demo or contact us and we will put together a quote for your school.
Practical writing on the admin that fills a school's week, and how schools are cutting it back.
2 min readMost of the time goes on chasing, not marking. Where the minutes go each morning, and how schools win them back.
Daniel Shaw ·
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3 min readThe latest TALIS survey asked teachers across dozens of countries how they spend their week. Paperwork is still one of the biggest sources of stress.
iScuela team ·
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2 min readShorter, specific, and with one next step. A template you can hand to every teacher before the end of term.
Farah Khan ·
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