Ideas

It seems that having one portal, such as WBM, where teachers can log different concerns:CP/SafeguardingPastoral: BehaviourLearning: SEN/EALLearning: Academic Integrityetc... by type and nature, and then have certain people notified, via email, wit...

We can have different categories for allocating Merits (Attendance, behavior, uniform, etc) which help with analyzing merits issued. It would be useful if we can have this functionality in when entering pupils in detention.

We have been sent a Unique Learner Number (ULN) for a pupil joining Year 9. We are obliged to pass on this number if he later leaves to go to another state school so it needs to be stored on iSAMS now. But that would require him to be made into an...

It would be useful to have the option to link custom groups to student registers so that we only need to update any pupil changes in one place and can still contact everyone. Alternative on the registers tab it would be useful to have a "or" optio...

For organising cover this would be exceptionally useful.

The notes area of HR lacks any security permission at an individual note level. Something similar to the category based security permissions as found in Pupil Managers Documents would work well here. It feels like a bit of a large oversight as the...

We have had students change/drop subjects and also changes to teacher's timetables. It would be really useful to have a date option, to roll back to an earlier date in the academic year and view their timetable.

It would be so useful if there was a way to set an agent as one of a pupil's contacts. It would save an immense amount of time entering the same information over and over again, and help manage changes.

After a subject report has been issued, I would love there to be some functionality for the students to reflect on their performance from within the Portal. To be able to acknowledge a teacher's comment would be really useful.

Ability to change the layout and font alignment on seating plan report to make it easily readable for invigilators from their standing position in the exam hall.