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School Management Software Singapore

School ERP for Singapore international & private schools

Singapore international and private day schools mix IB and British pathways with strong fee compliance expectations - Schoolyi connects admissions through report cards on one calendar.

Schoolyi - Cloud School Management System (SMS)

International schools in Singapore

Singapore hosts a dense cluster of international and private day schools running IB, IGCSE, and Cambridge programmes. Teams expect connected admissions-to-enrollment workflows, reliable parent portals, and term reporting that matches each board's calendar - without a twelve-month ERP implementation.

What Singapore school teams run on Schoolyi

  • Calendar presets for IB, IGCSE, and Cambridge academic years
  • Admissions pipeline into live roster without duplicate data entry
  • Cambridge IGCSE syllabus templates for grades 6-10
  • Fee billing, online payments, and multi-child parent dashboards
  • Exam cycles, mark entry, and board-specific report card PDFs
  • Phased module rollout - start admissions and fees, add academics when ready

Explore curriculum guides

Compare our IB and IGCSE buyer guides for grading presets, report card layouts, and syllabus templates available today. Leadership can apply a board profile in settings to align calendar, grading, and PDF output for demos.

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Screenshots, highlights, and team workflows - who uses it and what changes Monday morning.

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Practical rollout advice for school teams evaluating this capability.

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  • Role-based access - teachers, finance, admissions, and families see scoped workspaces
  • One academic calendar drives attendance, exams, fees, and leave
  • Phased rollout: admissions, roster, and fees first - expand when teams are ready

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Product screenshots

School Management Software Singapore workflows in Schoolyi

Captured from a demo tenant with the matching board profile applied - grading scale, calendar, and module screens shown honestly.

  • Board-specific grading scale presets

    Board-specific grading scale presets

  • Report cards with IB predicted grades

    Report cards with IB predicted grades

  • CAS / EE / TOK milestone tracking

    CAS / EE / TOK milestone tracking

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about school management software singapore with Schoolyi - Cloud School Management System (SMS).

What is school management software singapore in a school context?+

School Management Software Singapore covers workflows tied to student records, classes, and the academic calendar, not a standalone spreadsheet or generic tool.

How does Schoolyi handle school management software singapore?+

Singapore international and private day schools mix IB and British pathways with strong fee compliance expectations - Schoolyi connects admissions through report cards on one calendar.

Which teams use this day to day?+

Coordinators, teachers, finance, admissions staff, and families each get role scoped views. Leadership sees dashboards without logging into every workspace.

Is Schoolyi cloud based school management software?+

Schoolyi is a web application. Staff, teachers, and families sign in through a browser with role based access, no desktop install for day to day work.

Can we roll out modules in phases?+

Yes, most schools start with admissions, roster, and fees, then add timetable, exams, HR, and operations when teams are ready. Roles gate modules from day one.

How do families interact with the school?+

Guardians use a parent portal for fees, receipts, published grades, and attendance. Public admissions apply and track pages cut status calls before enrollment.

Students walking together on a school campus

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