Built for the curriculum you actually teach, not a generic template.
Plenty of Kenyan schools teach CBC in the lower school and prepare candidates for KCSE higher up, and international schools add Cambridge on top. Msomi models the framework as a first-class object, so each one keeps its own levels, subjects and grading rules inside a single school.
Curriculum reform in Kenya has been continuous for a decade. Because levels, subjects and grading systems hang off a framework rather than being hard-coded, adapting to a change is a configuration exercise rather than a migration.
Download the generated Excel template, fill in your frameworks and levels, and import. Msomi validates the whole file and tells you exactly which rows need attention before anything is saved.
A school management system that assumes one curriculum is a school management system that will be wrong within two years. Kenyan schools have spent the last decade moving between systems, running transitional cohorts and, in many cases, teaching two curricula at once while a transition works its way up the school.
Msomi treats the academic framework as a configurable object rather than an assumption
baked into the code. A framework carries a code and a description — CBC, “Competency
Based Curriculum”; KCSE, “Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education”; IGCSE,
“Cambridge Curriculum” — and everything academic hangs off it.
Levels belong to a framework, so Grade 6 and Form 2 can coexist without colliding. Subjects are offered at particular levels within a framework, so Integrated Science appearing in one and not the other is simply data. Grading systems are attached to frameworks and levels, so a CBC performance level and a KCSE mean grade are never accidentally averaged together.
The result is that a school running a transitional cohort does not need a second system, a second login or a second set of reports. It needs a second framework.
A demo runs about forty minutes and uses your own class lists, frameworks and grading — so you are looking at your school rather than a sample database.
Or try it first — the Trial tier gives you a full term, free, with every module unlocked.
