SBC
Portal
Every grade, assessment, due date, class update and timetable from mySBC, pulled into one place that actually makes sense. Built by an SBC student, for SBC students.
The problem
mySBC has everything. Finding it is the problem.
The information is all there, spread across separate pages, in an order nobody chose. The portal puts it back together.
Everything, in one place
Eight tools that replace a dozen tabs, plus one that makes checking your marks something you want to do.
Grades Dashboard
Every subject average worked out for you, with formative tasks and Part A/B components excluded automatically, exactly the way they're actually marked.
Assessments
Every task with its mark, submission status and the teacher's written feedback, grouped by subject instead of buried five clicks deep.
Upcoming
Everything you owe, sorted by urgency into Overdue, Due Today and This Week, so nothing sneaks up the night before.
Timetable
The full 10-day cycle as one colour-coded grid, rooms and teachers included. No more counting days.
Calendar
Excursions, exams, student-free days and due work on a single month view, colour-coded by type.
My Classes
Every class homepage feed in one list: lesson posts, resources and announcements, without hunting through Schoolbox.
Study Planner
A 14-day planner that fills itself in: your timetable, your due dates and your sleep, balanced across subjects by priority.
Pet & Crates
Every graded task earns a crate. Collect 23 species and 95 items, level up, and evolve your pet as your marks come in.
A look inside
Click a page in the sidebar. Navy and gold, because it should look like it belongs to the College.
Get started
Nothing to install.
It runs in any browser, on your laptop or your phone, and you sign in with the same mySBC account you already have. There is no separate password to make or remember.
Sign in
Open the web app and use your mySBC username and password.
Everything loads
Grades, timetable, assessments and class feeds come straight from mySBC. No setup, no importing.
Stay signed in
Tick "Remember me" and only your session is kept, encrypted. Your password is used once, then discarded.