Schoolynq

Cambridge curriculum · Grades 3 to 12

Ready lessons for teachers.
Clear progress for school leaders.

Schoolynq brings curriculum-based lessons, built-in checks and academic progress into one place, from Grade 3 to A‑Level.

  • 40-minute ready lessons
  • No student devices needed in Grades 3–8
  • WhatsApp support included
A Schoolynq mission on a classroom screen: “Blood is a mixture of different parts”, with an animated test tube of blood.
A mission on the classroom screen. The teacher sets the pace.

Two products, one school journey

Younger classes learn together on one screen, led by the teacher. Older students learn on their own phones, at their own pace. A school can start with either and add the other.

Grades 3–8 Live now

Schoolynq Missions

One screen. Teacher-led. Students take part together.

  • Ready 40-minute lessons built from your school’s books and calendar
  • Visual explanations, built-in questions and a student spotlight
  • A principal dashboard that shows where follow-up is needed
  • Cambridge Mathematics and Science
Grades 9–12 Early access

Polaris by Schoolynq

Every student on their own phone, learning to mastery.

  • Notes, diagrams and simulations for every syllabus point
  • Practice where students say how sure they are
  • Live class: a wrong answer gets targeted follow-up until the idea is fixed
  • Starting with Cambridge AS Physics

Schoolynq Missions · Grades 3–8

Teachers open a prepared lesson and guide the class

A mission is one structured 40-minute lesson. The teacher runs it on the classroom TV or projector, and the class answers together. Students do not need their own devices.

  1. A mission slide explaining that blood is a mixture of plasma, red cells and white cells.
    1

    Explain visually

    Each idea builds on screen in clear stages, in simple language.

  2. A multiple-choice question on screen: “Which sentence best describes blood?”
    2

    Check understanding

    Built-in questions show straight away who has understood.

  3. A student spotlight screen reading “This one’s for Samir”.
    3

    Bring every student in

    Fair calling picks students in turn, so everyone takes part.

A teacher points to a Schoolynq maths question on the classroom TV while students watch.

One screen in the classroom

The teacher runs the mission from a laptop on the classroom TV and controls the pace. Lesson notes, a practice sheet and a teacher guide come with every mission.

Try a sample lesson

The sample is a Grade 6 Science lesson on breathing. It is made for a laptop or a classroom screen.

See where academic follow-up is needed

The principal dashboard turns what happens in class into practical decisions, without reading every class record.

Priority alert Dashboard alert: “Your school is mostly on track, but Grade 6 Science and Grade 5 Math need attention this week.”
Focus follow-up on the classes that need it this week.
Teacher support Teacher card: Mr. Rashed, Grade 5 Mathematics, needs support with worksheet verification.
Support a teacher before a small issue grows.
The principal dashboard with school-wide progress, flagged classes and follow-up actions.
The principal dashboard (sample school).

Polaris by Schoolynq · Grades 9–12

Senior students learn on their own phones, to mastery

Polaris is for O-Level, IGCSE and A-Level years, where students need to work independently. It starts with Cambridge AS Physics, with more subjects to follow.

  • Notes for every syllabus point

    Clear notes with diagrams, worked examples and simulations, written for the Cambridge syllabus.

  • Practice that knows the difference between knowing and guessing

    Students mark each answer as Sure or Guess, so teachers see real understanding, not lucky answers.

  • Live class that fixes mistakes on the spot

    When a student gets a core question wrong, Polaris gives targeted follow-up questions until the idea is fixed, while the class moves on together.

  • Mastery for every student

    Teachers see who has mastered each syllabus point, and where each student needs help next.

Polaris experiment lab: a spring stretching under an applied force, with sliders for force, spring constant and natural length.
The Hooke’s law lab from Polaris: students change the force and the spring, and see the extension.

Start small, with practical support

A school can begin with one grade and one subject, then expand after reviewing the rollout.

01

Classroom setup

A teacher laptop or desktop, a TV or projector, and reliable internet.

02

Student devices

Not needed for Missions in Grades 3–8. Polaris students use their own phones.

03

Teacher role

Open the scheduled lesson, guide the class and record responses as you go.

04

Onboarding and support

Launch training and WhatsApp support are included.

  1. SetupWe collect your calendar, books and syllabus, and agree the first classes and subjects.
  2. BuildingWe prepare the lessons for your sequence and check every one for clarity and accuracy.
  3. LaunchTeachers run lessons from their calendar; responses build the school’s progress record.

Pricing depends on the number of classes, subjects and the rollout length. We agree it with each school after the demo.

The people behind Schoolynq

Raphael Choudhury

Raphael Choudhury

Founder and President

STEM education leader, school advisor and O and A‑Level educator for 20 years, with more than 2,000 students taught. MIT Solver (Class of 2020). MBBS, with a Master’s in Health Informatics.

Maryam Noor Yunus

Maryam Noor Yunus

Chief Advisor

More than twenty years in curriculum, teacher training and child development. The first Academic Advisor for Cambridge schools in Bangladesh, she now leads New Horizon Crescent International School in Dhaka and guides how Schoolynq teaches students and trains teachers.

Dr Shammir Ahmed

Dr Shammir Ahmed

Academic advisory · Science

19+ years of teaching and leadership. Former Head of Biology at Playpen and Head of Chemistry at Ebenezer International.

Elias Kanchan

Elias Kanchan

Academic advisory · Mathematics

Cambridge trained, Edexcel and IB expert, mark scheme specialist. Former senior faculty at OIS, SPSC, SIS and ESS.

See Schoolynq in 15 minutes

We will show a live classroom lesson and the principal dashboard, then agree a starting scope for your school.