Ideas

For sixth-form or part-time students, students have their first PM attendance in different periods, but this is not currently possible to record in Ed:gen. E.g. if the first period after lunch (e.g. Period 4) is designated as PM registration, some...

This would help the admin staff of each school within a multi school environment look at all leave request, but filter based on their division. For large school admin teams do not know all the students and in a large international school it is the...

Is there a way of enabling CTF import to a current student, as several schools do not send upload their data to Schools to Schools until after rollover has happened?

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 ...

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...

When aproving a Leave Request it takes the absence code from the default option set in the Configuration options for "Leave Request Settings". It does not take the code selected by the parents and the person that aproves it can't modify or change ...

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.

Allow separate settings for trad and live databases

Currently, there is no way to be able to select specific students who are registered with N codes to allow communications to be sent specifically from the registration module. We should be able to have the option to select specific students and se...

The phonetic spelling would ensure that staff are all able to pronounce student names correctly. For example, ahead of teaching a new class, assembly where they may be called to the front.This would help avoid any potential 'micro aggressions' for...