Ideas

In the Wizard Bar, under Teaching Manager, staff can do a quick extract of their set lists. It would be very useful if student school emails was added to the list of limited fields that are available for them to extract.

It would be very helpful if there was the facility to link sets in the development database.

Can we have an option to schedule emails? Our booking system for meals has a deadline of midnight on Saturday and I would love to be able to send a reminder weekly at 4pm on a Saturday to get people to remember, as an example. Other reminders woul...

Our teachers are not given permissions for the Teaching Manager module as this is managed by the operations and data team. We are looking to allow our games staff access so that they can maintain their groups themselves. It would be really helpful...

In schools, core subjects such as English, Math, and Science are often taught as a complete set. When new students join a form or move internally, the MIS Manager responsible for subject allocation must manually add them to each subject set. The a...

If you run an update on the system communicate with schools and explain what the impact might be instead of us trying to solve an issue that has never arisen before with parents receiving messages

When parents complete a form, could they get an email of what they have chosen, or be able to go back to the link to view their submission?? We have a whole KS2 event today and are dealing with many phone calls of people who can't remember what th...

We use Forms for a yearly Data Collection exercise. It would be useful if we could use dynamic text fields to pre-populate a form with parents' address details and phone numbers (pulled from SIMS). That way we can simply ask parents to confirm the...

When adding untimetabled sets through Teaching Manager, I can import a set list without pupils, but as the import wizard progresses I have to manually set the subject code, year, block, teacher and description for each row. It would be brilliant i...

There is nothing to prevent a student being inadvertently put into more than one set in a year group for a particular subject. It would be really useful if this could be blocked, or a flag be given, or a pop-up warning or a coloured line in the Ad...