Structure the course
Group lessons, resources and assessments into modules. Arrange the published sequence around weeks, topics or units.
Explore course hubs & modulesBring teaching and learning together.
Give every course a clear structure. Prepare lessons, organise learning activities and guide students from understanding a concept to putting it into practice.
From preparation to progress
Group lessons, resources and assessments into modules. Arrange the published sequence around weeks, topics or units.
Explore course hubs & modulesSet learning objectives and build student-facing content, with separate space for private teaching preparation.
Explore lessons & teaching plansOrganise course materials, files and links alongside the learning they support.
Explore course materials & librariesExplain the task, set dates, choose submission options and review the work students return. Offline assessments can also contribute to grading.
Explore assignmentsBuild quizzes with multiple-choice, true/false and written questions, with attempt and timing settings.
Explore quizzesPrepare marks and feedback, release results when ready and follow learning through the gradebook and progress views.
Explore marking & feedbackOne topic. A clear sequence.
A module brings explanation, practice and assessment into a sequence that students can follow.
Behind every good lesson
Build learning around objectives, explanations and worked examples. Keep your preparation and reflection close, while students see the content you publish.
For your learning community
Prepare, teach and respond.
Organise course learning, set activities and give feedback through your teaching responsibilities.
Know what to work on next.
Find published lessons, follow the course sequence, submit work and read released feedback.
Stay connected to learning.
Follow the learning, deadlines and released results made available for your linked child.
Teaching with AcademySystem
Find out how lessons, modules and released results work together across a course.
Yes. Prepare lessons in draft and publish student-facing content when it is ready. Private teaching plans stay separate from the published lesson.
Yes. Course modules can bring lessons, assignments, quizzes, materials and links into one ordered learning sequence.
Results become visible when released. Parents also need the relevant permission for their linked child. Draft marking and unreleased feedback remain staff work.
Yes. Academic Reporting can use released learning evidence through the school’s reporting policies, alongside supported teacher assessments and comments.
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Learning Management System
Connect course structure, purposeful lessons and useful feedback in AcademySystem.