Homework set, quizzes marked and every lesson logged.

Yes. Students take timed quizzes from their login on the web: each quiz has a date, a start and end time, total and pass marks, and a clock showing the time left.

Questions can have one right answer or several, each with its own marks, and students can mark a question to come back to. ProEMS marks the quiz as soon as it's submitted and shows pass or fail against the pass mark. If the clock runs out first, the student is told time is over and asked to submit. Quizzes come with the Gold plan.

It's one setting for the whole institution. In assignment mode each piece of work carries total and pass marks; in homework mode it doesn't, students don't submit an answer, and every student in the class gets an entry the moment the work is set.

Either way, the teacher attaches a file, sets a due date and adds a remark for each student. Students find it under Homework or Assignments in their login.

A daily progress report, or DPR, is a teacher's note of what a class covered that day; in ProEMS it's written per class, section and subject, on the web or in the staff app.

With the syllabus on Platinum, topics the teacher ticked while taking attendance can flow into the DPR instead of being retyped. Principals and admins read every DPR on one page, add comments and export them as PDF or Excel.

Yes. Teachers upload files to study material from the ProEMS staff app and can remove them there too, and students see them on the web and in their app.

On the web, material is organised by class, category and subject, shared with one or more sections, with several files in each. For notices and messages to families, see the communication page.