Lesson notes are written per topic. Each topic belongs to a subject and a term, and is visible to the students in the assigned class once published.
Go to Teaching, click a subject, and open the Lessons tab.
Create a topic
Topics are grouped under First term, Second term, and Third term headers.
- Click New topic under the term you are working on.
- Type the topic title (for example, Photosynthesis) and click Create topic.
The topic editor opens.
Edit a topic
Each topic has five sections. Click a section header to expand it and start typing. Content auto-saves 1.5 seconds after you stop typing.
| Section | Default audience | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Learning objectives | Students | What students should be able to do after the lesson |
| Quick notes | Teachers only | Your own teaching angle and tips — not shown to students by default |
| Notes | Students | The main lesson content |
| Classwork | Teachers only | In-class exercises — not shown to students by default |
| Assignment | Students | Homework or take-home tasks |
To change who can see a section, use the visibility toggle next to the section header and switch between Students and Teachers only.
Share a topic to another class
If you teach the same subject across multiple classes, you can share a topic so students in those other classes also see it.
- Open the topic and click Manage classes.
- Tick the classes to add and click Save.
The same topic content appears for all linked classes. Editing it updates all of them.
Archive or delete a topic
Open the topic menu (⋯) at the top right:
- Archive — hides the topic from students but keeps it in your list. You can restore it later.
- Delete — permanently removes the topic. Only available on archived topics with no student views.
