Administration

We have children that attend nursery for AM or PM sessions, however they are marked on the register as full time students. To avoid unnecessary absences, I feel a function to select the children for the correct registration period would be helpful.

Is it possible to add/show Alert flags in Registration Manager for pupils who have been absent/late for 3 days or more. This would be beneficial for Form Teachers/Guidance Staff/SLT to see at a glance so that follow up can be quick.

In the forthcoming addition of ‘preferred surname’ field to Student Manager and Admissions Manager could the software please default the ‘preferred surname’ field content to match the content of the ‘surname’ field rather than being blank. Users t...

Schools need to be able to allocate the same National Curriculum (NC) year in School Manager, more than once. This is particularly true of multi campus schools on one iSAMS instance. They will have, for example, several year groups across campuses...

When creating a physical address report on Export Wizard it duplicates the learner's information across 2 to 3 lines making it hard to get accurate data. This needs to be populated on one column with addresses on the same line as the forenames and...

I have received some requests from our staff for a "Contact Pupils' Parents/Guardians/Contacts" feature in the Student Manager Wizard Bar, just like we already have the "Contact Pupils' Teachers", but instead one for contacting their parents/guard...

Adjustable columns needed. That is all.

division filter in Period View is designed to only cover the data that appears within the view, and does not affect the "Send Parent Notifications" function. We have critical need to send the notification based on division, specially primary progr...

I'd like to be able to pull the School Division field in the HR reports. The field currently isn't available. Thanks

When a teacher picks a register other than their own, the "Select Form" drop down lists the Year 10-13 sets followed by the Year 7-9 sets, presumably on the basis that Years 10/11/12/13 start with a '1' which therefore comes before 7/8/9. Would it...