Academic Progress Tracker

Academic History brings together your study plan and completed academic work. It helps you see which requirements remain and return to the lessons or feedback from courses you have already completed. Open it from School resources in your Grimoire while signed in to your School account.

Your academic overview

The overview displays the academic information recorded for your account, including your current level, credits, and average grade where available. It also identifies your selected Major and Minor. These figures describe the records available to the page; the detailed course lists show how individual pieces of work contribute to that overview.

Academic levels describe progress through the programme. They do not mean that every pupil must complete a level within a particular calendar year. Your applicable programme requirements remain the basis for advancement.

Using the study plan

Where your programme includes a Study plan, it brings together the School's Core courses and the fixed requirements for your chosen Major and optional Minor. Select an academic level to review its course requirements and completion status. Use All requirements to see the complete list for that level, or To complete to focus on outstanding work.

Before selecting a Major, an Apprentice's plan principally identifies the relevant Core requirements. From Level II, your saved Major and Minor selections add their course lists to the plan. Review the requirements across later levels when deciding what to study next, paying particular attention to prerequisites.

The course list is a planning aid within the wider academic programme. Graduation also includes the applicable practicum and other requirements described in the academic handbook. Completing the displayed course list should be read alongside those provisions when preparing for advancement or final review.

Completed classes

Open Completed classes to review your course record. Search by course title when the list is long, and use the available controls to find the work you need. A completed course may include its recorded grade, credit value, and completion information.

Opening an archived course gives read-only access to the material and responses available for that record, including faculty feedback. This lets you revisit earlier study without treating a completed assignment as a new submission. Retaking a passed course for a different mark and correcting an error in a record are separate matters governed by the academic policies.

Scenarios and challenges

The Scenarios and Challenges tabs organise those completed activities separately from the course archive. Use the appropriate tab when looking for an activity rather than assuming it will appear among your classes. Academic credits and merits serve different purposes even when both arise from your participation in School life.

Planning further study

Use the course catalogue in your Grimoire to explore the next courses in your plan. Review your Major and Minor requirements through Major & Minor Selection before saving a change of specialisation. Previously completed coursework stays on your record; changing your selection changes the requirements against which that work is compared.

Questions about a record

If an entry appears incomplete or incorrect, contact the Master of Studies with the course or activity name and enough information to identify the record. Some older entries may have limited supporting detail. An unavailable detail or a loading problem does not by itself establish that the underlying achievement was never recorded. The School can review the source record when clarification is needed.