Your curriculum, structured
Subjects, units, chapters, topics and sub-topics, shared across the classes that follow them. Set work against any level of it, for a whole class or for one student.
Learning & Exam Prep
One place for your curriculum, the work you set, and the study plans that get students ready — with an assistant that drafts the preparation and waits for your approval before anything goes out.
Most school software records what was set. Schoolly also tracks how it went, and turns that into the next thing a student should do.
Subjects, units, chapters, topics and sub-topics, shared across the classes that follow them. Set work against any level of it, for a whole class or for one student.
Plans break into dated tasks tied to real topics, so a student always knows the next thing to do and you can see what has actually been finished.
Results are tracked per topic, not just per test, so weak areas surface by name — with the students they affect — instead of hiding inside an average.
Ask it to prepare a class for an assessment and it diagnoses the cohort, sequences the revision, drafts materials and a practice test, and writes a study plan for whoever needs one.
Everything the assistant produces stops at an approval step, including messages to families. You read it first, then decide. Reject it and nothing leaves.
Teachers see their classes, students see their own work, and a parent sees only the children linked to them — after the link has been approved.
A short walkthrough: set up a curriculum, then let the assistant prepare a class for an assessment.
What you can expect once your school is set up.