CBC assessment, KJSEA and competency reports
Skulink is built around the Competency Based Curriculum. Teachers record learners against the school's strands and sub-strands, and the school's grading scale turns those records into levels, points and report cards that parents can read.
Assessment the way CBC asks for it
- Competency assessment per learner, by strand and sub-strand, with the performance levels the school uses.
- The CBC from pre-primary to senior secondary built in: four performance levels for PP1 to Grade 6, the eight KJSEA levels for Grades 7 to 12.
- Each class follows the grading scale the school chooses, and a school can set its own grades, points and remarks.
From the strands to the classroom
- The school's CBC strands carry each sub-strand's lessons, learning outcomes and suggested experiences.
- Schemes of work are drafted from those strands and laid over the teacher's own timetable periods.
- Lesson plans are drafted from the scheme, one lesson or a whole week at a time, and sent for review.
Reports parents understand
- Printable PDF report cards with competency levels, teachers' remarks and signature blocks.
- Parents see published results for their own children in the parent portal.
Common questions
- Which curricula does Skulink support?
- The Competency-Based Curriculum is built in, from pre-primary (PP1 and PP2) and primary (Grades 1 to 6) on the four performance levels to junior and senior secondary (Grades 7 to 12) on the eight. A school can also set its own ranges, points and remarks, and each class follows its level's scale.
- How does Skulink handle CBC assessment?
- Teachers record each learner against the school's CBC strands and sub-strands at the performance levels the school uses. These feed competency report cards that parents can read in the parent portal.
- Can we use our own grading scale?
- Yes. A school can set its own grades, points, ranges and remarks, and choose which scale each class follows, alongside the built-in CBC performance levels.
- Does Skulink help teachers with schemes of work and lesson plans?
- Yes. A scheme of work is drafted from the school's CBC strands or a pasted outline and laid over the teacher's own timetable periods. Lesson plans are drafted from the scheme, one lesson or a week at a time, and can be sent for review.
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