2.1 Finding Outcome Codes

This AI for schools helps teachers quickly find outcome codes, content, and syllabus details so planning is faster and more accurate.

CurricuLLM can show:

• Outcome codes (the official codes used in the curriculum)
• Content descriptions (what students are expected to learn)
• Syllabus details (extra wording from the curriculum when helpful)

Getting Started

• Log in to CurricuLLM with your school account.
• Click Start new conversation to open a chat.

Asking for Outcome Codes by Year or Level

To get all the outcome codes for a subject at a certain level:

• Type something like: "Tell me all of the outcome codes for Maths at the first primary level, in a bullet list, codes only."
• CurricuLLM will reply with a neat list of codes.
• You can also ask for more than one level: "Tell all of the outcome codes for Maths at primary and lower secondary levels."

Asking for Outcome Codes by Topic

If you only want codes for a topic (for example, place value):

• Start a new chat.
• Type a clear request like: "Which outcomes relate to place value? List the codes only."
• CurricuLLM will give just the codes linked to that idea.

Quick Prompts for Teachers

For Outcome Codes

• "Tell me all of the outcome codes for Maths at the first primary level, in a bullet list, codes only."
• "List the outcome codes for English at the upper primary level."
• "Which outcomes relate to fractions? Codes only."

For Content Descriptions

• "Show me the content for middle school Science on forces."
• "What is the content description for outcomes related to writing in lower secondary English?"

For Outcomes + Content Together

• "List the outcomes and content for secondary Geography."
• "Give me the outcome codes and their content for decimals in primary Maths."

For Syllabus References

• "Tell me the outcomes for persuasive writing and include the syllabus wording."
• "Show me the History outcomes for secondary years with the official syllabus text."

Tip: Be clear in your request, say if you want codes only, content only, or both together. That way, CurricuLLM gives you the format you need.