Schemes & lesson plans
Week-by-week strands, outcomes, inquiry questions and book pages, numbered the way your teachers number them.
See how it is builtOne secure workspace for CBC documents, marks and school records — so teachers spend less time rebuilding files.
Every document below comes out of the same school records, in the layout your teachers and county officers already recognise.
Week-by-week strands, outcomes, inquiry questions and book pages, numbered the way your teachers number them.
See how it is builtStructured, print-ready cards with the learner's marks, grade and teacher comments on one page.
Follow the term flowMarks entered once give the class summary, the subject comparison and the list of learners who need support.
See who uses itKeep the paperwork your school produces every term connected, consistent and easy to hand over—without juggling separate files.
Draft CBC-aligned schemes and weekly lesson plans with the week/lesson structure your teachers already recognise.
Enter assessments, review subject performance and keep marks organised by class, term and exam.
Generate structured report cards from school data and hand them over as Word, PDF or Excel without rebuilding the layout.
Run class teachers, subject assignments and roles, then let Alama BN CBC Reports draft a first version you review and approve.
Move through each stage with the same school records behind it—no repeated transcription, no last-minute scramble to reconcile files.
Set up grades, staff, subject assignments and the documents for the term.
Create exams and CATs, enter marks and review performance by class or subject.
Produce polished CBC reports and exports for parents, teachers and administration.
Headteachers can run the school while teachers focus on their classes and subjects. Each account sees the parts relevant to its role.
Oversee classes, staff, exams, marks, published results, reports and school settings.
Work with assigned classes, enter marks, prepare documents and review learner performance.
Approve schools, manage accounts and monitor the AI and delivery settings behind the workspace.
Straight answers about how the workspace is set up and what it does with your records.
Every account belongs to one school and only that school's records are ever sent to it. A class or subject teacher sees the classes and subjects assigned to them; the headteacher sees the whole school. Nobody browses another school's learners, marks or documents.
Schemes, lesson plans, notes and report cards are laid out for printing in the structure teachers recognise - week and lesson numbers, strands, outcomes, book pages - and they export to Word, PDF or Excel so the layout survives submission.
It drafts teaching documents and answers CBC questions from the class, subject and term you choose. Nothing is published on its own: you review, edit and approve the draft in the workspace before it becomes a school document.
Yes. This page and the workspace are built for small screens, so a teacher can enter marks or open a plan from a phone in the staffroom as easily as from a desktop.
Use the Register a school form with your school and contact details. The platform owner reviews every application and, once approved, your Headteacher signs in with the activation code that is sent to them and adds the rest of the staff.
Still not sure? Call us or email us - we would rather answer the question than have you guess.
Register your school, or sign in to continue where your team left off.