Nursery and primary grading
Configure the grade labels, score ranges, remarks, and assessment components used by each class level instead of forcing every learner onto a secondary-school scale.
Edunostics connects continuous assessment, attendance, skills, report cards, and parent access for Nigerian nursery and primary schools—without rebuilding the term in separate spreadsheets.
A primary-school record carries more than examination totals. Edunostics keeps learning, attendance, development, review, and publication connected to the same child and class.
Configure the grade labels, score ranges, remarks, and assessment components used by each class level instead of forcing every learner onto a secondary-school scale.
Record tests, assignments, projects, and examination scores by subject, class arm, term, and learner.
Keep attendance, affective traits, and psychomotor skills beside academic performance on the same term record.
Let class teachers and school leaders review score sheets, return corrections, and decide what is ready to publish.
Generate report cards with the school identity, learner photo, results, comments, attendance, skills, signatures, and the fields your format requires.
Publish approved results to the school’s parent-facing portal without exposing unfinished score sheets.
Straight answers about fitting Edunostics into an existing school workflow.
Yes. Grading rules and assessment components are configurable so nursery, lower primary, and upper primary do not need to share one scale.
Yes. Schools can rate configurable behaviour, affective, and psychomotor traits alongside academic results.
Yes. Staff can print blank mark sheets for paper-first capture, then enter the reviewed scores into the connected term record.
No. Review and publish controls keep unfinished results away from parent access until the school releases them.
The report builder supports school branding and configurable report fields, including the logo, learner information, comments, signatures, and results.
We will walk through the same classes, grading rules, approvals, and reports in Edunostics.