Primary Years Programme
Unit planners built around the transdisciplinary themes, shared by every teacher who plans the unit, with rubrics and checklists kept beside it.
Unit planners, Extended Essay supervision, TOK and CAS, alongside admissions, attendance, fees and reporting. One platform, one login, one record per student.
Each programme gets the planning and assessment it requires.
Unit planners built around the transdisciplinary themes, shared by every teacher who plans the unit, with rubrics and checklists kept beside it.
Unit planners by subject group. Teachers assess against the criteria, and the same achievement levels reach the report card, never typed twice.
The coordinator sees every Extended Essay milestone, across every supervisor, in one view, with TOK, CAS and course gradebooks beside it.
The parts of the IB that usually live in folders, spreadsheets and a second login.
Across all three: one portfolio that follows the student from PYP to DP.
Authorisation and evaluation, from the work you already do.
Unit plans, assessments and student work are tagged to the IB standards and practices as they are added. A candidate school builds its authorisation evidence where it plans and teaches. An authorised school prepares for programme evaluation the same way, with no shared drive of documents to assemble. You can give the visiting team access to review it.
| Programme-only platform | iScuela | |
|---|---|---|
| IB planning and assessment | Yes | Yes |
| Admissions and enrolment | Separate system | Included |
| Attendance and registers | Separate system | Included |
| Fees and invoicing | Separate system | Included |
| Parent app | Separate system | iOS and Android, with fee payments |
| A second board in the same school | Separate system | Same system, same record |
| Ask questions of live data | Not included | Ask Me Anything |
| Onboarding and migration | Usually quoted separately | Included |
Everything in the iScuela column, shown in one thirty-minute demo.
An answer from live data, as a table, a chart or an export. Every answer shows the data it read and the steps it took, so you can check it before you act on it.
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iScuela is hosted on ISO 27001-certified AWS infrastructure with UK data residency. Data is encrypted at rest and in transit. A data processing agreement is available for every school. We hold our own ISO 27001 certification.
Read Trust and securityStudents, staff, unit plans, historical assessment and finance records, from your current platforms or spreadsheets.
PYP, MYP and DP as your school runs them: subject groups, course codes, criteria and report formats.
Coordinators, teachers and the office, each on their own screens.
The parent app shows each child's portfolio as work is added, with progress reports, attendance and school notices. Families pay fees in the same app.


No. Unit planners, assessment, portfolios, projects, Extended Essay, TOK and CAS run in iScuela, and so do eCoursework submission and IBIS registration, alongside the rest of the school. The reason to move is to stop paying for, and reconciling, two systems.
Yes, with the programme structure, subject groups and course codes each requires, in one system.
No. Plan units in the IB's structure from the first term and tag the work to the standards and practices as you go. The authorisation evidence is collected as you teach, not assembled before the visit.
No. IB, CBSE and Cambridge run side by side in one school on iScuela: one login, one record per child, and each part of the school in its own board's words. Most school systems serve one board, so a school with two ends up buying, and reconciling, two.
Only in your favour. iScuela also runs CBSE schools, so fee cycles, concessions and receipts already work the way an Indian school office expects.
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