Academic

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...

I print off the Subject Reports Awaiting Completion sheet to scribble on as I figure out anomalies and check every teacher has completed all reports required - but I'm often reminding myself by looking elsewhere which subject the teacher teaches a...

When you have a large number of exams to manage, it is easy to miss one out when putting a seating plan together. Once a seating plan has been created, the only editing you can do is with adding or removing candidates for the exams *already* assoc...

Currently all covers are weighted the same, whether a 5 minute registration or a 55 minute lesson. It would help to create a fairer picture of 'load' if some periods could be scored with a different (sometimes zero) wieghting. This is how other so...

When a timetable is suspended e.g. Y11 go on leave on exams, it marks the room allocated to their lessons as avaliable so that these show up when allocating room changes.

Currently a very slow process as yo can only add one column at time.

Currently, we first created different sets, then need to click on individual set again to add the pupils to each set. It is a very tedious job, even though there is an option to import the set lists. In SIMS, the pupils allocation to each set is s...

If the "SEN" characteristic is included in the gradebooks, it currently still shows a SEN flag for all pupils who have historically been on the SEN register - even when pupils have been moved "Off register" in the new "Pupil registers" module. It ...

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...

Day and period structure can change year to year. Importing a new timetable for the next academic year is not possible without the correct day structure and it makes publishing the new timetable to staff more difficult before the end of the summer...