Know what your school teaches — and whether it happened.
One master curriculum, placed on your real calendar, delivered by your teachers, tracked without asking anyone to file a report.
curriculum.teachpad.in
The problem
Most schools have a curriculum document and no idea how much of it was taught. The gap is only discovered at exam time, when it is a syllabus emergency rather than a teaching decision.
What it actually does
One curriculum, authored once
Subjects, units and lessons built once at school level, published to every section that teaches them. No parallel copies drifting per teacher.
Placed on the calendar you actually keep
Teaching days, holidays and term boundaries are the school's own, so coverage is measured against reality rather than an idealised 220-day year.
Delivery recorded by teachers, not chased by admins
Teachers mark lessons as they teach them. Coverage is a by-product of the work, not a monthly form somebody has to collect.
Behind means behind, and only when it is true
A teacher with no timetable reads as "no schedule", never as "on track". A school that has not recorded anything is not reported as having taught nothing.
The rest of OneSkool
Each one is bought by a different person for a different reason, and each builds on the one before it — a school cannot be audited on teaching quality until it can say what it teaches.