Eight studios for everything a teacher prints.

A new academic year does not begin with teaching. It begins with printing.

Before the first lesson is taught, a teacher needs a timetable that fits the new period structure, a seating plan a cover teacher can actually read, name labels for thirty exercise books, a letter home in two languages, and a set of hall passes that survive a term in a corridor. None of it is difficult work. All of it is slow, repetitive, and traditionally done by fighting a word processor into submission late at night.

Each studio knows what it is making — the page size, the margins, the fold, the cut line, the direction the Arabic runs. You supply the details; the studio supplies the layout. And the suite shares one register: type your classes once in My Classes and every studio can draw on them — the seating plan, the labels, the certificate batch, the marks sheet.