What is Single Sign-On (SSO)?

Single Sign-On (SSO) is a secure authentication method that allows users to log in once with a single set of credentials (such as an email and password) and gain access to multiple related applications and platforms - without needing to log in again for each one. 

At Faith, we use Microsoft Single Sign-On, which allows students and staff to access a range of school-related platforms using their Faith-provided Microsoft account. 

Where Can I Use My Microsoft Account to Log In? 

Using Microsoft Single Sign-On, you can access a variety of key digital learning platforms and tools, including: 

• Learning@Faith - Our school’s main learning management system 
• Faith Website - Our school's website
• Microsoft 365 (Office.com) - Access to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneDrive, and more 
• OneNote - For digital class notebooks and collaborative work 
• Teams - For video meetings, class discussions, and online learning 
• Other school-supported online resources - That accept Microsoft login as part of their authentication process 
• School Website & Communication Hubs - Certain pages and content on our website are restricted to logged-in users for privacy purposes. Examples include:  
  • Senior Student Hub  
  • Student Leaders’ Hub 
  • Staff Hub  
  • Staff Directory Contact Details 

Why Use Single Sign-On? 

• Convenience - One login grants access to multiple platforms 
• Security - Reduces the need to remember multiple passwords 
• Integration - Seamless connection between apps and tools used in learning 
• Time-saving - Speeds up access to resources in the classroom and at home