Ideas

It would be very useful to be able to copy the pattern of registration times from one year to the next. When the school timetable has not changed, it would seem straightforward to copy details from one year to the next. I am about to set up the ye...

Add date submitted column.

When filling in a register there is the option to alert staff to missing students. However there is currently no way to Un-Alert staff if the student is found. This would best placed on registration but could have other uses elsewhere. Exmaple: Te...

iSAMS recently made a change to limit the default search results so that it did not always display "P/S - ALL", which we find the most frustrating change. We appreciate that we can change this as we need it, but it doesn't store that as a preferen...

Would be useful to all who have access. Personally I would like to be able to check records for certain or missing information.

This would help staff to keep track of students with low attendance percentages and can take necesssary steps to improve their attendance

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...

It would be helpful if there could be a place where we can add that a child has been re-enrolled in to the school. I believe at the moment this can only be added in notes, but it would be good if there was a designated place for it. For example so...

It would be great to be able to recall an email sent through the Email Wizard in the Student Managers, or to delete it from the communication history easily, in batch. If an email sent contains wrong information, we should be able to recall it eas...