Ideas

Some elements in the Tracking Manager are not similar to the report wizard. Example: system status When a report is generated through the report wizard, the system status shows as attached (image 5): The status of the student, either 'New' or 'Cur...

Currently we can view an individual student's sets in Teaching Manager (but this generally spans 2 pages) but there is no option to export/print this list. We can print an individual timetable but when setting up a new student it is useful just to...

Each year, we continuously connect and disconnect sets based on our requirements. If we could have a year group where all the sets are displayed together, allowing us to link and unlink them by simply checking or unchecking boxes on a grid, it wou...

Paticularly useful for the invigiation workaround, I often need to mark multiple periods as cover not required, which is inefficient in terms of 'clicks'. Ctrl-Select works well in timetable and teaching managers and would be really helpful in Cov...

It is amazing to be able to suspend a year group who are out on a trip as it means their lessons don't need covering and staff who are teaching those lessons are freed for cover. However, it would be AMAZING if this could also be applied to parts ...

Our exams officer is trying to enter information for students sitting examinations this summer. As an international school in Dubai, we are unable to input the full official names of many of our Arabic students due to the character limit being set...

At present it is only possible to have a proofreader for the written reports, but it will be handy to have a similar setup for the assessment section, so that Head of Subject and ideally, Head of Department can have an overview of the grades/resul...

It would be nice to be able to export gradebooks in .xlxs, .docx., or .pdf. Our teachers will understand it better than as .csv.

We're currently gearing up for the January mocks, but our exams team are importing basedata for the summer exams and starting to link pupils to get their entries set up. While we want pupils to see the details around the mocks, we don't want them ...

having the students forename makes it easier for invigilators to identify them. Surnames are quite long in some circumstances. A forename is easier to find when looking or calling out a seating plan.