Ideas

We can already copy from the development academic database and either write into, or overwrite the current academic database, using School Manager. I would like the same feature, but the opposite way around, so we can copy the current academic dat...

Please can you map the following fields for pupil leavers into Central: Future School Future School Type Future School Enrolment Date This would be really useful to enable us to keep track of where students go, but also for checking when t...

For Admin Users only, but knowing when the data was last updated and being able to update it when designing reports would be useful

We are opening a nursey and already have a Kindergarten and we need to be able to allocate NC year below n-2 and allocate years to more than one intake and have it correctly pull through on roll-over without using the deceleration tool.

Having completed rollover today I've realised I'm wasting quite a bit of time with form groups. Our sixth form has form names based on the year and the tutor's initials eg 12ABC. When they move up to Y13 we create a new group 13ABC, and delete the...

Some staff at the school currently do not have access to iSAMS, either because they are third-party contractors or for other reasons. However, they require access to information regarding the number of students per form, as well as the total by ye...

Currently, some modules like Reward & Conduct Manager and Registration Manager allow you to send emails to assistant tutors as well as form tutors. Some modules however only allow you to send emails to just the form tutor, such as Detention Ma...

In Central, when designing a report, student photos are available in the dataset, however, the menu structure to add them into a page is not available. Could this function be added?

Apologies if this is already included (I couldn't seem to find it), but it would be great to include students' destinations. For example, their future school and future type. We could then have a deeper analysis on where students move on to, wheth...