Ideas

As our school requirements, we have to include Set, form and year within a registration rule for lesson registers. When doing so, the positions of the set, form and year boxes in the School Register filter screen are hard coded and cannot move to ...

In order to build better relationships with pupils this functionality would help to facilitate this.It is sometimes difficult for teachers to pronounce difficult names and this could lead to pupils' becoming more self conscious.

In the latest update of v7, the "reconcile" button has disappeared and where it used to bring you up a reconciliation report showing the balance in the bank and the balance in the books, you now have to manually go into the reporting suite, fill i...

Could the Reconciliation tab be reinstated for bank reconciliations? While the ability to match and save transactions is useful, it does not display the closing balance of the bank account. Currently, to view the bank reconciliation, you have to e...

Pupils below statutory school age are often part time pupils. When it comes to billing for those sessions it is difficult to track changes to expected attendance patterns within iSAMS, and being a school that starts at 10 months, going through to ...

We want to know when an event was deleted from the Out of School Manager and the ability to restrict who can delete these events. Currently there is no audit trail for the Out of school list.

In the Security Options for Pupil Manager, it would be really helpful to see User Groups ordered by name, rather than the current ordering which makes it extremely difficult to locate groups for editing, or to quickly identify whether a group need...

I would like to have the ability to be able to have pre-set templates of Attendance Letters that can be run using particular criteria e.g. over a date range and attendance less than.

Allow the Former Students section in Student Manager to be used as an Alumni Manager database.

Some of our junior school teachers send emails to parents at the end of the week to say a pupil has done a really good piece of work. Sometimes they forget to note who they've sent it to and want to check before they keep sending the same thing to...