Keep Lessons and Homework in One Place
eClass Student App gathers the daily learning tasks that are easy to lose across separate school systems. Students can check an eLearning timetable, open eClassroom materials, follow assigned tasks, submit eHomework, and view their lesson schedule from a phone. The combination is designed to turn a scattered school day into a clearer plan of what to read, complete, and hand in.
Weekly diary and news-cutting tools extend that workflow beyond ordinary homework. They give students a place to work through recurring assignments while keeping the same school-connected environment close at hand. Because each school chooses its subscribed modules, the exact set of study tools can differ, but the main value remains quick access to schoolwork and learning routines.
Stay Current with School Messages and Events
School communication is organized around timely information rather than a collection of unrelated alerts. Push messages can deliver notices and announcements, iMail provides access to school email, and the school calendar helps students keep dates and events visible. Together, these tools make the app useful between lessons, during extracurricular activities, and while studying at home.
Digital Channels adds a more visual way to follow campus life by presenting photos or videos shared by the school. Students can move from an announcement to the related calendar or media area without relying on several separate apps. Notification controls on Android also let them decide how school updates appear on the lock screen, as badges, or as pop-ups.
Track Reading, Activities, and Personal Growth
eClass Student App connects everyday coursework with a longer record of school participation. iPortfolio helps students collect activity information for a personal profile, while eEnrolment provides a place to review extracurricular records. These modules are useful for students who want to see more than current assignments and keep their wider campus involvement organized over time.
eLibrary plus supports the reading side of that record by letting students review borrowing history and reserve selected books when their school enables the service. The app can therefore link learning, reading, activities, and achievement in one school account. This broader view is especially practical when students need to prepare a profile, check past participation, or plan what to do next.
Find Your School and Use Its Enabled Modules
Access begins by searching for a participating school and using the student account provided by that school. This school-first setup connects each student to the correct services, notices, and learning records instead of presenting a generic public dashboard. It also means that a school must enable the Student App service before its students can use the main account features.
The available modules reflect the school’s subscription plan and administrative choices, so two students at different schools may see different tools. Once access is available, the same account can be used on supported phones or tablets, and language preferences can be changed from the app menu or device settings. This keeps the experience tied to each school while remaining flexible across everyday devices.
