Academic

As a school with a multidivisional timetable viewing the timetable for a pupil, teacher or room is hugely unfriendly. We have three timetables - Nursery, primary and senior.If you are viewing a primary timteable you have to scroll thorough Nursery...

Currently, you cannot set a character limit on a generic text, only on a report text. This means that even if we set the character limit on report texts, the text might overrun 2 pages due to the lack of a limit on the generic text applied to the ...

We use a third party provider for our Student Portal and they are unable to pull through any non timetabled external exam entries as the Batch API from ISAMS does not allow it.Could the Batch API permissions be increased to allow for the import of...

Would it be possible to add a feature so that we can enter the invigilators' names for each exam room?if possible the invigilation start and ending time should be able to be entered as well.We currently have to maintain an excel sheet with rooms a...

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

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...

In the Wizard Bar, under Teaching Manager, staff can do a quick extract of their set lists. It would be very useful if student school emails was added to the list of limited fields that are available for them to extract.

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...

When booking meetings the ability to duplicate over both weeks and also create meetings that span multiple periods to be entered in one go instead of manually doing a meeting over 2-3 periods which is prone to errors and time consuming.

The new examination arrangements feature places the different examination arrangements in what superficially appears to be a random order. Having this list in alphabetical order would make it much easier to locate items. Even better would be if we...