Terminal report cards

From each teacher's scores to a printed report card for every student, without a spreadsheet.

How the term closes

Everyone does their part; the scores come together by themselves.

Prepare

The School Administrator picks the class and the term: every subject of the class gets an assessment with a line per student.

Score and submit

Each teacher enters their subject's class score and exams score, or loads the exams score from a scanned exam, then submits.

Complete

The class teacher adds attendance, conduct and attitude. Remarks come from the student's average, and can be typed instead.

Publish

Once every subject is submitted, one click locks the scores and saves each student's report card, ready to print.

How the scores are worked out

Score	How it is worked out
Class score (50)	APT (10) + CW (10) + MA (10) + PW (20)
Exams (50)	The exams score, out of 100, counts for half
Total (100)	Class score + exams, with the grade and remarks of your grade scale
Position in subject	Rank by total; equal totals share the position
Position in class	Rank by the overall score (the sum of the subject totals)
Best 6	The 4 best core subjects and the 2 best other subjects
Aggregate	The sum of the 6 best grades
Remarks	The class teacher's and headteacher's remarks for the student's average

Exam scores from the scanner

Mark the exam by scanning its answer sheets, then load every student's percentage into the subject's exams score in one click.

A complete report card

Your school's name, logo and motto; every subject with its scores, grade, position and remark; attendance, conduct, attitude, the grading key and the headteacher's signature.

Every term kept

Each term's report cards stay with the student, so last term's results are one click away. The broadsheet sums up a class on one page.