Ideas

It would be REALLY helpful if the period timings were able to be on the cover slips please. Many thanks, Laura

Current Issue In the Report Manager module, when you select “List missing subject and form tutor comments” for a given cycle and apply the filter “Show possible duplicates,” the system returns records that may: Contain true duplicates (e.g. the ...

Currently when a form is sent the parents are sent an email which begins: Dear (surname). This looks quite unprofessional and we would like to either change it to include the salutation first or change it to parent/carer.

When entering absences for staff or entering room closures, you can enter the absence/closure by period or time range. Selecting by period is currently only available when selecting a single date of closure. Week allocations are defined within the...

We like to do the rollover as early in the Summer holidays as possible, but do not want to release the next academic year's timetable and form information to pupils prior to September (but do want staff to have access to it). To keep the timetable...

Frequently when cover is required due to part of a year group being out on a trip, we may combine classes. We couldn’t find an obvious way of combining classes and notifying teachers that this has happened. We found that we could get the same memb...

We would benefit from a quick add option in the cover module. I would have the opportunity to create an "absence" add a name and the time required. It would be great for invigilation and random duties we need to cover. It would generate a cover sl...

We often have events which need the Timetable to be suspended for part of a day, e.g. One year group for the afternoon. We can then use 'spare' teachers to cover lessons.

It would be very useful to have the capabilities' of Exams assist under ISAMS all in one place.

Can you add a next and previous button to navigate between sets within a subject, like the feet / golden boots in student manager, rather than having to return to sets and click into the next set again.