Ideas

Tracking model data is based on reporting cycles. For new reporting cycles, the whole time-consuming process of creating the model needs to be repeated.Please include the ability of re-using models by changing the reporting cycles.

We can see the medical flags and columns for pupil register association in the School Register tab but not in period/day/week view. This would be very useful when our attendance team are checking/chasing.

Many pupils have an exam arrangement for just one subject but most subjects often have two papers each with their own exam code. Current iSams system only allows one exam code to be added per pupil so e.g. Joe who has a processor for just English ...

Could we please introduce the option of charging a full year's depreciation in the first year of purchase, which would be in line with some company's depreciation policies. Currently, the only override is to set the purchase date to the first day ...

In Pupil/Student Profiles, if you view the results for a school exam cycle that has not yet been published, the two results columns attempt to display the test "Results unavailable due to publishing status". However, the columns are not wide enoug...

The rendering of date field type needs modernising to a proper calendar selector and its value should default to the current date.

A teacher would like to be able to print their class register (not AM/PM, but teaching set). Currently there is no print button next to their register. Please can this be added.

Currently, users can customise the search results by clicking the cog icon in the top-right corner to open their preferences, navigating to the Students tab, and selecting the desired options. However, only a limited number of data fields are avai...

When adding pupils to a subject set, could we see, and/or filter by Register Flag? For school reports, we set up SEND teaching sets, so SEND reports can be included for pupils that get them. The sets are based on the some (not all) of the SEND reg...

The ability for staff to add text with basic formatting in place such as italics or bold. Example below Pupil much enjoyed studying Orwell’s novel 'Animal Farm…'