Open a subject in Circin

Open the Subjects tab in Circin to see every subject with its progress, then read the overview and filter it down to one chapter or topic.

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The Subjects tab is the school side of Circin: every subject you are taught, how far each one has got, and everything your teacher has put behind it.

How do I open a subject?

  1. Tap Subjects in the bottom bar.
  2. If you opened a subject recently, a "Continue · " strip sits at the top — tap it to go straight back in.
  3. Under "My Subjects", each card shows the subject name, {done}/{total} Completed (or "No sessions yet"), a percentage and a progress bar.
  4. Tap a card. Pull down on the grid any time to refresh it.

The "My Subjects" grid with the "Continue · Mathematics" strip on top

What is inside a subject?

Three tabs: Overview, Sessions and Resources.

Overview opens with "Recent Announcements" for the subject, then "Upcoming Exams", "Upcoming Session Quizzes" and "Upcoming Assignments" as three separate lists — school exams and in-app quizzes are never mixed together. Each list has its own empty state, so a quiet subject shows "No upcoming exams", "No upcoming session quizzes" and "No upcoming assignments" one under the other.

Sessions is the lesson-by-lesson timeline. Resources is everything your teacher has attached.

A subject's Overview tab with its Upcoming Exams, Session Quizzes and Assignments lists

How do I look at just one chapter?

  1. Tap the ☰ icon in the subject's app bar to open "Chapters & Topics".
  2. Chapters are listed as Chapter 1, Chapter 2 and so on — expand one to see its name and its topics.
  3. Tap a chapter or a topic. All three tabs filter to it and the header becomes Chapter: <name> or Topic: <name>.
  4. Tap the subject name in the app bar to clear the filter again.

The "Chapters & Topics" drawer with one chapter expanded

Rules and gotchas

  • The Continue strip disappears if that subject leaves your list — a dropped elective, for example.
  • Empty states you may meet: "No subjects available.", "No chapters found", "No upcoming exams", "No upcoming session quizzes", "No upcoming assignments".
  • Your subjects are set by your school. If one is missing, ask the school office rather than looking for an add button.

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