Ideas

It would be useful to be able to determine the colour of cover sessions as shown in staff timetables. Currently, the colour is very similar to meetings and so isn't very clear.

When generating cover, it sends an email to staff with the period details, but no actual time. When the school day has many periods, staff have to review the timetable to find out the actual time of the cover lesson. There are lots of options to i...

We are unable to create any absences for our Cover Supervisors because they don't have any timetabled lessons. Would it be possible to include such staff when we 'create an absence' please?

It would be very useful if you could freeze the column panels on tracking manager like you can on excel.

It would be amazing if the system automatically emailed students when they have an update to their timetable.

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...

Please could you make it possible to tick Medical Flag information/notes via Teaching Manager Wizard > View Teaching Set lists? We have non-timetabled music lessons in sets on Teaching Manager for the purposes of report writing. The Music Teach...

Following the recent change to the Access Arrangements, we would like the category 'Other' added to the list. We have a lot of external candidates and sometimes there are arrangements that we need to make that do not fall under the rest of the cat...

Add an Item Type to a form which allows multiple selections from a list eg. like the current Radio Button or Check Box type but allowing the parent to select multiple. This would be useful for all sorts of forms eg. "Which days of the week would y...

Cover Module - we understand that you can select and "manage timetable suspensions" to collapse a year and free up teachers and rooms. However we would like to be able to collapse a year, free up the rooms - but not free up the teachers. This is n...