Classes

The My Classes section shows every class subject you've been assigned, with student rosters and shortcuts to attendance and marks.

Accessing Classes

1. Click "My Classes" in the sidebar navigation
2. Your assigned class subjects are displayed

Classes Overview

Class List

You get one card per class-subject assignment, so a class you teach two subjects in appears twice — once for each subject. The banner at the top counts your assignments and the number of distinct classes they cover.

Class Cards

Each card shows:

Information	Description
Class Name	Name of the class
Subject	The subject you teach in it
Academic year	Shown as a badge, when set
Students	Number of students enrolled
Grade level	Shown when set

Each card has three buttons: Attendance (mark that class today), Grades (enter marks for that class and subject), and an arrow that opens the class page.

If you see "You're not assigned to any subjects yet", ask your school admin to assign you to a class subject.

Viewing Class Details

Accessing a Class

1. Click the arrow button on any class card
2. The class page opens

Class Information

The class page header shows the class name, its grade level and academic year, and two buttons — Attendance and Gradebook — that act on the whole class.

Below that are two tabs:

• Roster — the students enrolled in the class
• My subjects — the subjects you personally teach in this class

Student Roster

Viewing Students

The Roster tab lists every enrolled student with:

• Their initials
• Student name
• Admission number

If the roster is empty, the class has no students yet — your school admin adds or imports them.

My Subjects

The My subjects tab lists the subjects you're assigned to teach in this class. Each row has an "Enter grades" button that opens mark entry for that subject.

If it says you're not assigned to any subjects in this class, your admin needs to add the assignment before you can enter marks.

Class Features

Quick Access

From a class you can reach:

Feature	How
Attendance	Attendance button in the class header, or on the class card
Gradebook	Gradebook button in the class header
Mark entry per subject	"Enter grades" on the My subjects tab

For performance figures — class average, attendance rate, pass rate, and at-risk students — use the Analytics page and pick the class there.

Tips for Class Management

1. Know your students - Review rosters at term start
2. Monitor regularly - Check class performance weekly in Analytics
3. Identify struggles early - The at-risk list in Analytics flags low marks and poor attendance
4. Ask your admin early - Missing students or subjects are fixed on the school admin side
5. Communicate - Use Messages to reach parents and guardians