Subjects & curricula

Subjects are what students are taught and graded in. EduPrime maps subjects to curricula — CBC, Cambridge, IB and others — each with its own grading scale, so one school can run several programmes side by side on one transcript.

Where to find it — App drawer → Academic → Curriculum → Subjects.
Subjects & curricula
Subjects & curricula in EduPrime.

Defining subjects

Open AcademicConfigurationSubjects.

  1. Click New.
  2. Enter the subject name and code (for example MATH, ENG).
  3. Choose the curriculum/programme the subject belongs to.
  4. Mark it core or elective, and whether it is examinable.
  5. Optionally assign default subject teachers and weekly lesson count for timetabling.
  6. Save.
Tip — Create subjects per programme even when the name is the same. “Mathematics (CBC)” and “Mathematics (IGCSE)” are graded on different scales, so keeping them distinct avoids mixing marks.

Mapping curricula

A curriculum (programme) groups the subjects, the progression of levels and the grading rules for a pathway. EduPrime supports several at once.

ProgrammeLevelsTypical grading
CBCPP1–PP2, Grade 1–9, Senior SchoolPerformance levels (Below/Approaching/Meeting/Exceeding expectation)
CambridgePrimary, Lower Secondary, IGCSE, A-LevelA*–G (IGCSE), A*–E (A-Level)
IBPYP, MYP, DP1–7 scale (DP), criteria-based (MYP)
CBET / TVETLevels / competenciesCompetent / Not yet competent
UniversityYear/Semester, credit-bearing coursesGPA, letter grades, classifications

Grading scales per programme

Each programme needs a grading scale so marks convert to the right grade and comment. Open AcademicConfigurationGrading Scales.

  1. Create a scale and name it for its programme (for example “IGCSE 2024”).
  2. Add bands: the mark range, the grade label, points/GPA value, and a default remark.
  3. Set the pass mark and any distinction threshold.
  4. Attach the scale to the programme so its subjects use it automatically.
  5. Save.
Important — Lock your grading scales before grades are entered for a term. Editing band boundaries mid-term silently re-grades existing marks and can change report cards already shared with parents.

One transcript, many pathways

Because every subject mark references the single student record, a learner who moves from CBC into a Cambridge stream — or a university student taking modules across faculties — carries one continuous, programme-aware transcript. You do not create a new student; you enrol the existing record into the new programme's subjects, and the transcript shows the full journey.

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