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York Castle High School

Est. 1876

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Transcript software for Jamaican high schools

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York Castle High School — internal tool

Student Information

The Entered School year auto-fills the year labels below (e.g. entered 2017 → 17/18 for Grade 7) — but every label stays editable, for transfer students, repeated years, or gaps.

Grade Levels Attended

Subjects & Grades Compare the Christmas & Summer reports and enter the HIGHER grade (if the subject was done both terms) · Type a % mark or a letter · Click the pencil to rename a subject

CSEC / CAPE External Exam Results Final exam grade, 1–5

Activities & Conduct

Clubs, societies and positions held are usually not on the cumulative report, and schools often haven't recorded them in SMS. Ask the student who is requesting the transcript, and enter what they tell you. If there are none, leave them blank or write None.

A rough on-screen guide only — download the Word file and print from there for the real transcript.
Before printing: open the downloaded file in Word and check it looks right there first — page breaks, spacing, everything — since Word's own screen view is the most accurate preview available, more so than this page. On some printers, printing straight from Word's Print dialog can subtly skew or misalign the page. If that happens, use Word's own File → Save As (or Export) → PDF, then print from that PDF instead — that reliably avoids it.