An overview of the Subjects page: what it is, where to find it, the Primary / Secondary toggle, the SSO / App / Email access labels and subscription badges, and the Subjects Dashboard for tracking learning progress. Links to the Primary and Secondary guides for the full list of platforms per subject.
The Subjects page is a directory of Sayo's subject learning platforms. From one place, teachers and students can open the dedicated site for a subject — reading and listening practice, math question banks, science experiments, coding playgrounds, and more — and track learning progress in the dashboard.
Everything lives on a single page, split into two sections: Primary (for primary school) and Secondary (for secondary school).
This opens the Subjects page. At the top you'll see:
For the full list of what's in each section, see:
Platform cards show small labels so you know what to expect before you click:
Click Open Dashboard (or the Dashboard button on any subject page) to reach the Subjects Dashboard. It collects your own activity across the subject platforms into one progress view.
Tabs at the top let you switch the view. All shows your combined progress; the other tabs narrow it to one platform, such as English, Maths, Coding, or Sayo Academy. Each subject view is tuned to that platform — the English and Coding views, for example, show their own breakdowns.
Across the tabs you'll see:
You can generate an AI Report that reads your data and writes a short summary in plain language — key insights, your strengths, areas for improvement, and recommendations on what to practice next. Use it to decide which subject needs attention before opening the matching platform.
Note: this dashboard shows your progress. Teachers who want to review a particular student's analytics do that from the classroom's own analytics, not from this page.