Ideas

As a Scottish School I believe that the SCN Number for a pupil should be displayed on the Pupil Profile, alongside the other English Exam Numbers. This would allow all our staff that dont have access to External Exams to view these important details.

Having a 'Staff out of school' section would be very useful to make staff aware of any other staff which are off site on any particular day at a glance when first opening iSAMS. This section could operate similarly to the 'out of school' list whic...

With the changing nature of society, it would be helpful for us to include preferred pronouns for students, particularly those choosing to use 'they/their'. At the moment we create a wellbeing concern and email all teachers using the Contact Pupil...

Update the risk module so that we can create a more sophisticated risk register template as per attached document

When using the "Contact Pupils' Teachers" from the Student Manager section of the Wizard bar, you have to add each pupil individually. There are times when we need to get a message to all of the teachers of a group, whether that's a year group, re...

We have a family where they have one shared child, and 2 step kids. I wanted to add the father who is the father of 2 kids and step father of one. But I could not use the same contact as Contact Type = Father for one and Contact Type = Stepfather ...

It would save a lot of time when uploading documents such as contracts, etc

Is is really annoying to have to look in 2 different modules for student info. We don't use all the student manager features or all the student profile features. Can we have a functionality to combine what we use from both modules into a new one ?

iSAMS does not adapt to different screen sizes and there is only the ability to scroll up and down, not left and right. Will this be taken into account?

Make Preferred Surname available on Export Wizard. As this is a field in the student's core details it should be available to export to export wizard to run reports. We have a few families who have a preferred surname which they insist we use inst...