School guide

Bring vocabulary practice into the school day.

Start with a sample exercise, then build a school word bank and set your first class assignment.

Choose your word bank

Import school vocabulary or select open materials. Adapt meanings, examples and accepted answers, then approve your chosen entries.

Set a class assignment

Choose the class, modes, length, pass percentage, point weights and deadline.

Let students practise

Students sign in with school IDs. Answers save between questions while online, before the full assignment is submitted.

Follow up with evidence

Filter by class, learner and assignment. Inspect individual answers, commonly missed words and exportable records.

Your first school setup

  1. Choose the levels and word lists for your learners.
  2. Set up classes and student IDs, and share initial passwords privately.
  3. Choose practice modes, deadlines and assessment criteria.
  4. Use learning records to plan follow-up practice and support.
FAQ

Questions schools ask

Who is LearnSys Vocab for?

Hong Kong secondary schools looking for regular English vocabulary practice across S1-S6, with teachers choosing the appropriate content for each class.

Can we use our own school word lists?

Yes. Teachers can import school material, adapt examples and accepted answers, and choose which entries to publish for practice.

How are answers marked?

Typed answers follow the approved answer rules and assignment criteria. Marking is consistent, and this application does not send pupil answers to a generative-AI service.

Do students need personal email addresses?

No. Students sign in with a school code and student ID.

Do mid-year newcomers cost extra?

Students joining during the agreed service period have no extra account charge. The plan is selected from the opening roster.

How do we get started?

Try the sample exercise, explore a word bank and register your school interest. Our team can help you choose a plan and discuss your teaching needs.

LEARN WITH PURPOSE

See how a student practises. Then discuss your school.