Ideas

So that External Exams works in multi-divisional systems, the Departments and Subjects need to be shared across divisions. This means that HoS at one division can access the HoS reporting of another division, and also that HoS/HoD of all divisions...

When multiple teachers are down to teach the same set in the Timetable, it would be great addition to automatically add the associated teachers in Teaching Manager.

It's challenging for me to add students to Sets in Teaching Manager for KS4 and KS5, as those classes have many option blocks. There are now two options in iSAMS: go to student and add subjects or go to subject and add students. If a student ...

It would be more appropriate to allocate teaching manager related custom reports under Teaching Manager module instead of allocating in Pupil Manager or other modules. Especially if there are custom reports for Subject Options which can be confide...

At the moment it is possible to import set lists via a spreadsheet. If any of the sets do not exist, they can be created automatically. It would be great if something similar could be done with classes taught by form. In this case, we would not ne...

When adding Activities and learning support sessions to a pupil's schedule, there is no alteration made when this overlaps with their regular timetable. For example, suppose Pupil A has a learning support session on Monday morning and misses that ...

With the teaching set lists on the right hand side of the iSAMS screen you can include a photo gallery so you can put names to faces which is especially handy for the start of year when an intake of new pupils arrive. Currently this feature is not...

Ability to add these further lessons in bulk (as when timetabling to mirror existing lesson to be accommodated in an adjacent teaching room in parallel with practical lab class) .

We have activities where there is a limit on how many pupils can sign up. We feel it's essential to be able to set a limit or even have a count available when adding pupils (by either Group View or Pupil View) as our staff all enter their own and ...