Interactive Assignments
Students open each assignment, answer the questions and upload their work, then see an instant score and their teacher's feedback.
Student Portal
Students do not think in modules. They want to know what is due, what they scored, where to be next, and how to join the lesson.


The SCL Student Portal gives every student one place for their school day, on the web and in the SCL mobile app. Students open it to see their gradebook, timetable and report card, take and submit interactive assignments, join live virtual classes, and message their teachers directly. Because the same login carries their attendance, course selections, class discussions and notifications, students spend less time chasing information and more time learning. For school leaders, that means fewer questions at the front desk and a consistent experience for every student, in every division.
Students open each assignment, answer the questions and upload their work, then see an instant score and their teacher's feedback.
Every mark a teacher records lands in the student's gradebook, subject by subject, the moment it is posted.
Each student sees their own weekly timetable, with every subject, teacher and time slot laid out day by day.
Once the school publishes report cards, students open and download their own as a PDF, the moment results are released.
When a teacher starts a live session, students see it on their dashboard and join the online class with one click.
When selection opens, students choose their courses and add or drop subjects, each submitted for the school to review. Choosing a school activity enrols them at once, first come first served, and only the school can undo it.
SCL Today
Students see each book they have out with colour-coded due dates, their place in the queue for reserved books, their reading history and three private lists: Want to read, Reading and Finished. A school reading challenge shows their progress as a ring until it is complete.
Wherever a subject is marked against criteria, in the IB MYP and PYP or on the school's own criteria in any curriculum, students see their level on each criterion, what each band means and the teacher's feedback, with summative work kept apart from practice. The app's Growth Profile shows whether each criterion is improving, steady or going down.
Students open one grid per class with what is due each day, online work with its open and close times, and their teachers' notes, on the web or in the app. A red dot marks news they have not read and comes back when a teacher changes a note.
Every student's timetable has an Export PDF button that produces a clean week on the school's letterhead, days across and periods down, with a colour key to the subjects. On a phone the grid fits the screen, with subject and teacher names in full.
Students raise a ticket with the right department, set its priority, answer that department's own questions and attach screenshots or documents. Replies arrive in one thread with a notification, instead of being scattered across emails and chats.
Illustrated guides written for students cover every page they can open, from assignments and discussions to the library, House Points and course selection. The help button on each page opens its own guide, so students find answers without asking the office.
A student's day is more than marks. In the same portal, students check their attendance, message their teachers, join class discussions, revise with flash cards, and see the stickers and badges their teachers award. It keeps students connected to their class and motivated to keep going.
Students see their own attendance record, from a running absence count to a class-by-class breakdown of every period. They always know where they stand, so there are no surprises when the report card arrives.
Students message their teachers privately for a quick question, and reply in their class Discussions, starting a question or a discussion where the teacher allows it. Conversation stays inside the school's own platform, safe and on the record, instead of scattered across chat apps.
Students collect the stickers and badges their teachers award, unwind in the Games Center with Typing Speed, Math Ninja and more, and climb each game's school-wide leaderboard. Recognition and a little friendly competition keep younger students coming back.
In the Learning Center, students revise at their own pace with Quick Review questions and Flash Cards drawn from their own subjects. Where a school enables it, they get extra practice any time, with no marks and no pressure.
Students relive their class photo galleries and school highlights in Moments, from school events and trips to everyday life in the classroom. Every gallery stays inside the trusted school community, a safe space to look back on the year.
Students check in with a quick daily mood, keep a login streak going, and watch a reading challenge fill up as they finish books. Small, encouraging touches help students build good habits and feel looked after, not just measured.
Connected modules
These modules share the same student record, so what happens in one shows in the others.
Guide students through course selection with live seat counts, rules you set per grade, their timetable in view, and registrar approval before it is final.
Run moderated class discussions with announcements, questions, best answers and approval before students post, inside the system they already use.
Badges, stickers and games that reward effort, designed by the teachers who give them rather than shipped as a fixed set nobody at your school chose.
Set your own grading scales, weight assessment types per subject and score IB criteria in one gradebook, with a live earned grade for every student.