Ideas

Some of our younger year groups have a different number of periods on some days of the week, and some of the timings vary between days. Whilst the School day is the same length each day, the structure can vary, e.g. Two half-hour lessons instead o...

Is there a roadmap of the priorities for data integration with Central? It would be great to have a timeline to know when new features are being considered. At the recent South East Asia User Group meeting (March 2024), we heard that <30% of iS...

Currently to produce an individual pdf file of the current report for the whole year group, we use the 'Create a Zip' option in Portal publishing. However, this option produces the individual pdfs in a folder by Form or by School id. Can we please...

The ability to use the statement bank in the general comment section would be useful. For example: "I hope <<Firstname>> has enjoyed the activities this term" At the moment it would mean going into each pupil's comment individually and...

Timetablers really need an Options Module, where choices can be made through the Pupil portal. Classes created could then be fed through to Teaching Manager.

It would be useful if seating plans - in addition to stating when a candidate has, e.g., 25% extra time or a Word Processor - could show when a candidate has additional EAA notes, so that invigilators know that they need to check what these are. I...

While our teacher timetable was set up in time it would be good to be able to clone a timetable to another member of staff, either for when something changes mid year, or adding to to teaching assitants.

Tracking Manager automatically generates an Element Name and Code based on the reporting data/gradebook data you are pulling in. If you pull in "Effort 1" from a Report Manager template, it will be abbreviated to "Eff AD T1/24". "AD" being the sub...

It would be very helpful for Subject Leaders and members of the Senior Team to see which teaching set a student is in for each subject.

Our old system was set up so that a teacher marked the whole class as complete, so if they had nothing to say about students they still recorded the fact that they had finished entering data for the class. Some teachers will have over 150 students...