Student Profiles
Every student has one profile holding their personal details, grade, class and academic history. Each member of staff sees the parts their role allows and nothing beyond it.
Student Information System
SCL is a student information system (SIS) built for K-12 international schools. Every child has one record that opens the day their family applies and stays open through every grade, every report card and every transcript you issue after they leave.

The SIS in 90 Seconds
Attendance, grades, behaviour, medical records, invoices and documents, all on one page for each child. Import a roster from Excel with a dry run that shows every change first, move the whole school up a grade in one guided run, issue ID cards and transcripts, and let each member of staff see only the levels you give them.
Every student has one profile holding their personal details, grade, class and academic history. Each member of staff sees the parts their role allows and nothing beyond it.
Each student carries an official school photo, uploaded by the school and used across rosters, the gradebook, attendance and reports. It stays separate from any avatar the student sets themselves.
Generate a printable ID card for any student, carrying their photo and a barcode of their student code. That same code scans at the library circulation desk and the dismissal gate.
Parents and guardians link to the child rather than to a class list, so a family with three children signs in once and sees all three. Contact details update in one place.
The profile keeps every course a student has taken and every class they have sat in, year by year. Move a student between sections and the history follows them.
SCL puts a newcomer mark beside the name of every student who joined through Admissions for the current academic year, in student lists, class lists and the gradebook. Where the school allows it, a student can show a preferred pseudonym instead of their legal name.

Student Insight: the grades earned in every subject across three terms
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Bring students, parents, teachers, staff, classrooms, subjects, teaching groups and enrolment in from CSV or Excel, with headings in any of SCL's languages. A dry run checks every row before anything is written, so a school leaving another system starts with clean records.
The School Setup Wizard takes an administrator through the school, its divisions, educational levels, classrooms, academic periods and subjects, one step at a time. With SCL Connect on, levels and subjects come ready to import from the curriculum catalog, so teachers can start sooner.
Limit a staff group to the educational levels it looks after, and its pages, reports and searches show only those students, with their marks, medical notes and invoices. A primary coordinator works with primary records and nothing beyond them.
When Parental Marital Status is Divorced, the admission form asks who holds legal custody, in the court order's own words. The answer moves to the student record on enrollment and appears in student reports and exports, so the registrar has it at hand when it matters.
While a division is still placing students into classes, hide classroom and teacher names from its parents and students, and close the pages that would reveal them. Other divisions carry on as normal, and families get everything back once placements are published.
Type a student code, a family code, a name or a phone number in the header and SCL finds the student, parent, applicant or teacher, or the page you need. Staff only ever find what their permissions allow, on a computer or full screen on a phone.
Students record how they are feeling each day from their own portal. It takes one click, and it gives a school something a grade sheet will never show it.
Each profile carries a thirty day mood heatmap, the most common mood, and both positive and negative streaks. A run of difficult days becomes visible before anyone thinks to ask.
Teachers log observations against a student across the year, building evidence a single mark cannot carry. Particularly useful in PYP and the early years, where the narrative is the assessment.
Record allergies, conditions, medication and emergency contacts, with allergy alerts surfacing where staff need them. Parents keep their child's details current from the app. See Clinic.
Merits, demerits and incidents attach to the student, not to a teacher's notebook. Every entry stays on the profile with who logged it and how it was resolved. See Behaviour Management.
Every visit to the school clinic is logged against the student and visible to the people you allow. Parents see the visits that concern their own child.
Families apply online through a form you design, move through four admission phases, book their assessment and pay the application fee. See Admission and Enrollment.
When an applicant is accepted, they become a student without anyone retyping a name, a birth date or a guardian's phone number. The application record becomes the student record.
Birth certificates, passports, previous school records and any paperwork your registrar asks for attach to the student's file. They stay with the record instead of a shared drive.
Students pick their courses against rules you set by grade, with live seat counts and their timetable in view. See Course Selection.
Assign a route at admission so a new family's bus place and its fee are settled before term starts. See Transportation.
Transfer a student out, deactivate their account instantly, or bring a returning student back onto the roll with their history intact. See Registrar.
Daily homeroom and per-subject attendance, excuse types you define, and absences that can be entered for any past date. See Attendance.
One gradebook covering percentage, points, letter and criterion grading, with weights set per subject and a live earned grade. See Grading.
Templates for American, British, IB PYP, MYP, DP and Egyptian National programmes, generated for a whole quarter at once. See Report Cards.
Issue a transcript covering every year a student studied with you, combining records across grades, with eligibility rules and signatures the school controls.
Between report cards, teachers publish shorter progress reports so a family is never waiting a full quarter to learn their child has slipped.
Assess the skills a mark does not capture, under a framework you name yourself. The results sit on the record beside the grades rather than in a separate document.
Tuition instalments, admission fees, store orders and online payment, all charged to the student and visible to their parents. See Billing System.
Borrow and return a book straight from the student's profile, with the catalogue, reservations and overdue notices behind it. See Library.
Early leave requests, authorised collectors nominated per child, and a QR pickup pass scanned at the gate. See Dismissals.
One weekly schedule every student, parent and teacher can see, built in aSc TimeTables and imported to SCL. See Timetable.
Live lessons a student joins in one click, with attendance taken at the door and recordings kept in private storage. See Virtual Classrooms.
Students choose activities and clubs, and earn badges, stickers and house points along the way. See Gamification.
Parents open one app for grades, attendance, fees, messages, behaviour, medical details and the pickup pass, across every child they have at the school. See Parent Portal.
Students get their assignments, gradebook, timetable, report card and virtual classrooms in one place, on the web and on their phone. See Student Portal.
Private messages, newsletters to any audience, read receipts, scheduled sending and message recall. See Communication and Collaboration.
Every class publishes its week in a simple grid, with assignments flowing in on their own. Parents see it in the app. See Weekly Bulletin.
Photos and videos from the classroom, shared to the families of the students who appear in them and nobody else. See Moments.
Push, in-app, email and SMS, with every trigger switched on or off by each user from their own settings. Families choose how the school reaches them.
Academic performance, attendance and absence, gradebook completeness, admission analytics and communication oversight, across every division. See Reports.
Every screen and every action is governed by permissions you grant per role, down to whether a user may access, create, edit or delete. See Users and Groups.
Each user arranges their own dashboard from the widgets their role allows, so a principal, a coordinator and a teacher open to different views of the same school.
Build the forms your school actually uses and publish them against a student record, so the answers file themselves instead of arriving as email attachments.
Move a whole school up a grade in one controlled run, carrying records, courses and curriculum planning into the new academic year rather than starting from an empty database.
Two-factor sign-in, encrypted connections, a full audit trail and a deployment that belongs to your school. See what running SCL involves.
Connected modules
These modules share the same student record, so what happens in one shows in the others.
Families apply online through a form you design, move through admission phases, book an assessment and pay the fee. Accepted applicants enroll in one click.
Daily homeroom and per-subject attendance, excuse types you define, absences enterable for any past date, and automatic notifications to parents.
Merits, demerits, responses and house points in one consistent record that stays on the student profile, with who logged it and how it was resolved.
Admission fees, tuition instalments, transport subscriptions and store orders, charged to the student, paid online, and visible to parents in their portal.