Marks entry on a phone
Each teacher sees only the classes and subjects they teach, on Android or the web.
Teachers enter marks on their phones. Shulepoa works out grades, ranks and means, builds the merit list and broadsheet, and produces report cards ready to print or send.
Exam analysis software turns raw marks into grades, mean scores, ranks, merit lists and subject comparisons, then produces report cards. Shulepoa does this for 8‑4‑4 and CBC classes: teachers enter marks on the Android app or the web, the exams office approves results, and report cards go to parents by SMS link, on paper or through the parent portal.
The value of analysis is not the merit list itself. It is being able to see which subject pulled a stream down, which learners slipped since last term and who needs remedial work, while there is still time to act.
Because marks live in the same system as classes and subjects, Shulepoa can compare classes, streams, subjects and terms without anyone rebuilding a spreadsheet.
Each teacher sees only the classes and subjects they teach, on Android or the web.
Compare classes, streams, subjects and terms, and see performance at a glance.
Ranking by class and stream, broadsheets and mean grades as PDFs.
CBC and 8‑4‑4 report cards with comments, printed in bulk.
Parents get results by SMS, with a short link to the report card PDF.
Exam periods, exam cards, a question bank and remedial groups.
Set the exam period, classes, subjects and grading.
Teachers enter marks and the exams office tracks what is still missing.
Check the analysis and approve the results.
Print report cards or send them to parents by SMS.
Yes. Each class can follow CBC or 8‑4‑4, so a school running both curricula keeps one system: CBC performance levels and report cards for CBC classes, and marks, grades, mean grades and merit lists for 8‑4‑4 classes.
Yes. For 8‑4‑4 exams Shulepoa works out grades, mean grades and ranks, and produces merit lists and broadsheets by class and stream.
Yes. Results reach parents by SMS on any phone. Parents with a smartphone can open the report card PDF from a short link in the message.
Yes. Report card links and QR codes open the school's own copy of that report, so a parent can see the original.
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