School management & CBE tools, built for Kenyan schools.
From schemes of work and assessment to fees, payroll, and parent communication — everything your school runs on, in one platform designed for Kenya’s CBC, now CBE.
Built for Kenya's CBE
Every tool your school needs for the new CBE curriculum.
Kenya's CBC is now Competency Based Education (CBE). CBCTrack already covers the day-to-day curriculum work Kenyan classrooms run on — from schemes of work to formative and summative assessment — so your teachers stay focused on learners, not paperwork.
Schemes of Work
Plan weekly outcomes, learning resources, and lesson progression aligned to the CBE design.
Formative Assessment
Rate learners against competencies and track class progress as teaching happens.
Summative Assessment
Capture end-of-term outcomes and generate report-ready performance records.
Learner Portfolios
Keep each learner’s academic history and evidence connected to their profile.
Competency Tracking
Follow learner growth against CBE strands and sub-strands, not just exam scores.
Progress Reporting
Turn classroom data into clear reports for parents, teachers, and school leaders.
Product Tour
Real CBCTrack screens, organized around the work schools do every day.
Leadership Overview
See school operations, attendance, and collections at a glance.
Principals and administrators get a fast, trustworthy view of the day: learner counts, teacher activity, reminders, fee collection, and payment health in one place.
Manage student records without losing the financial or academic context.
The student center keeps enrolment, balances, profile data, and related school history connected so staff can move from overview to detail without hopping across tools.
Keep school spending visible before it becomes a surprise.
Budget tracking and analytics make it easier to understand where money is allocated, what has been spent, and which categories are driving operational costs.
Deliver Kenya’s CBE curriculum with real classroom workflows, not just reports.
Now that CBC has become CBE, academic teams can assess learners, monitor progress, and work through curriculum planning tasks such as schemes of work from interfaces built around day-to-day execution.
Handle parent communication as an operational workflow, not an afterthought.
Diary dispatches and subscription tools make it clear what has been sent, who it reached, and how message quotas and billing affect communication at school level.
Does CBCTrack support the new CBE curriculum in Kenya?
Yes. CBCTrack covers the day-to-day CBE (formerly CBC) curriculum workflows — schemes of work, formative assessment, summative assessment, and learner competency tracking — alongside school administration.
Can teachers plan schemes of work in CBCTrack?
Yes. Teachers can build weekly schemes of work with outcomes, learning resources, and completion progress, all aligned to the CBE design and connected to assessment.
What school operations does CBCTrack manage beyond academics?
CBCTrack handles fee collection and finance, budgeting and expense analytics, HR and payroll with payslips, and parent communication via diary dispatches and WhatsApp.
Is CBCTrack built specifically for Kenyan primary schools?
Yes. CBCTrack is designed for Kenyan primary schools with input from local educators, Swahili and English support, and a Nairobi-based support team.