Whatever your school teaches, SIMS Plus marks, reports and communicates the way your curriculum expects.
Your levels, your grading, your exams and your report card format, set up with your school.
In Ghana, that means GES, BECE and WASSCE, built in from day one.
Set up your PYP year groups and classes alongside your other programmes, describe each subject and unit of inquiry in your descriptors, and send home a report with the learner profile and approaches to learning, and no marks. Planning by units of inquiry is not available yet.
Give each criterion its level from 0 to 8 by the teacher's best fit, report grades from 1 to 7, and show the learner profile and approaches to learning on the report and the transcript.
Record TOK, the Extended Essay and CAS beside subject grades at HL and SL, and print the school's own Diploma points estimate, with the conditions still to meet, on the report card and the transcript. Predicted grades go through your coordinator's approval. The IB alone awards the Diploma.
Set up Primary, Lower Secondary, IGCSE, AS and A Level in one step, with their grading and subjects. Record effort and predicted grades, and keep board entries and results together.
Run International GCSE with its own grading, effort grades, predicted grades and report card.
Track GPA and credits, offer AP, and print a report card and transcript in the format families expect.
Mark out of 20, apply coefficients and award mentions on a bulletin that reads the way it should.
Follow each child across developmental areas, and write progress reports rather than grades.
Blending programmes or running your own? Set your own levels, grading scales and report cards.
Run more than one curriculum in the same school. Each class keeps its own grading and report card, and pupils, fees and families stay on one record.
Programmes beyond your national curriculum are on the Enterprise plan. Compare plans
Tell us what you teach. We’ll show you how it would run.
