Report cards
A designer that matches your existing format instead of making you adopt ours.
- Your letterhead, your columns, your grade legend
- Generated per class in one run, printable or shareable
- The same marks feed the analysis, so a card and a report never disagree
A designer that matches the report card your school already issues, instead of a fixed template that makes you adopt someone else's. Parents recognise the format; that is not a small thing in a school's first year on new software.
The page as the school prints it
Page size, orientation and margins are set on the template, so a card designed for A4 portrait prints as A4 portrait on the school's own stationery.
Fields, not retyping
The template places merge fields — student details, marks, grades, attendance, school header — drawn from the records already held. Producing the cards for a class is a run, not an evening of copying.
More than report cards
The same designer produces the other documents a school issues on its own letterhead, so a transfer certificate does not need a different tool and a different template.
What schools ask about report cards
Can we reproduce our existing card exactly?
That is the intent — the designer exists so the format stays the school's. A card with an unusual layout may need laying out once, after which it is reused each term.
Does it follow CBSE or state board formats?
Grading schemes are configured per board and per class, and the template is laid out to match. The board decides the scheme; the school decides the sheet.
Can parents receive the card digitally?
Yes. A generated card can be sent to parents over the same channels the school already uses for messaging.
Claim your school's address
Pick a name, add your classes, invite your staff. The first year is free and members can pay from day one.
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