Academic

When cover is published there are two tabs: one for teachers and one for rooms. When you publish cover for teachers, certain tick boxes are already activated and default email templates are selected. However, when you publish cover for rooms, no t...

When multiple room closures are published they all create individual emails.If a pupils has multiple lessons moved, even within one day, then they receive multiple emails. It would be good for pupils to receive a summary email with all room change...

Need to be able to include letters in the candidates number as IB has letters and numbers for the code.

When a pupil has a clash of exams in the morning, they need to have a supervised lunch. This should be on their candidate timetable, but there doesn't seem to be any way to achieve that in iSAMS.

It would be useful to allow for 3rd party services to post, put, and get information on teacher absences and room closures. This would allow for more automation in the cover assignment process after absence requests are received.

Can staff and room cover be under the same tab for a full overview, unsure why they need to be under 2 separate tabs.

A download template produces a list of all the names of students on each subject tab in accordance with the way they are allocated to subjects/classes in Teaching Manager. I have had occasion when I have had to remove a number of students from a l...

We presently report on one half of a year group based on which exam board they are sitting with (which we can do by subject). Unfortunately, we then have to manually exclude the rest of the year from tutor, house and head allocations as there is n...

Students should be able to be allocated or excluded to report cycles via their House or Stream. For schools with separate curriculums, this is vital.

In our international school, we have two separate systems. One for international students and the other for those who do the local system. As the curriculums tend to be very similar, we teach many of these classes together. However, the reports fo...