For directors
You own the school's structure: which classes exist, who teaches what, and what happens at the end of a school year.
This batch covers school structure — the part with the most consequences, and the part it is worth reading before you click rather than after.
The pages
- Mindmap — the whole school as one org chart
- Classes & parallels — creating and running classes
- Teaching assignments — who teaches which subject to which class
- Rooms — the rooms lessons happen in, and each teacher's own room
- Timetable setup — learning hours, breaks, and when each teacher can work
- Timetable — building the week and publishing it into everyone's calendar
- Transfers — moving a pupil between parallels
- Promote all classes — the end-of-year move, every class at once
- Revert a promotion — undoing it
- Graduation — finishing classes, Absolvent, BAC
- Archived classes & restore — bringing a graduated class back
Read this before the end of the year
Promote all, Graduation and Restore are bulk operations. They are all reversible or repeatable, and each one shows you a plan before it does anything — but the plan is the moment to check, not the screen after it.
The single most common surprise: after promoting, the entry grades are empty and you create them yourself. That is expected, and Promote all explains why.
A newly registered school shows a "pending approval" screen to every member until the platform activates it. Nothing you set up is lost while you wait.