Ideas

An option to sort out the student by their first name. Even for the staff.

Getting historical data from previous year's gradebook is significant to refer as a baseline for this year. But once archiving gradebooks, nothing we can't do with it apart from exporting them out in excel format. Please have another option when a...

Parents often have more than two contact numbers home, personal mobile and work landline/ mobile. At the moment ISAMs limits contact numbers to two per contact which is not enough. When contacting parents for an emergency sometimes it is best to h...

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 school has been advised to use the external exams module to arrange internal exams. We usually have 3 exam sessions per day for the internal exams which are am, mid and pm session. . The external exam module has the exam sessions set up by Isa...

Will it possible to search by student and edit an entire report for one student as well? This approach will be helpful for reviewing comprehensive lists for certain students, rather than addressing by each teacher's set.

Requested improvement:We would need an efficient way to automatically produce and send students their exam results in a way that displays the student name and the school name. Why do we need this? As soon as children get their results they have on...

Manage Detentions > 'Move to' There is an issues when detentions overlap the term dates. This means when a student misses a detention on the last day of one term and you try to ‘move to’ a new date in the next term, you cannot. The ‘move to’ dr...