Academic

When generating cover, it sends an email to staff with the period details, but no actual time. When the school day has many periods, staff have to review the timetable to find out the actual time of the cover lesson. There are lots of options to i...

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...

We are unable to create any absences for our Cover Supervisors because they don't have any timetabled lessons. Would it be possible to include such staff when we 'create an absence' please?

We have some report cycles where parents will receive an interim report via the Parent Portal which will have the scores and grades from some progress tests. Later on they'll receive one with comments. The issue is that between now and then some p...

The previous layout for the invigilator printout was horizontal with any access arrangements showing alongside each candidate. Now,it has changed, i don't know for what reason or benefit and it lists the arrangements vertically below each candidat...

We have about 40 report sessions a term and have only been using iSAMS for 18 months. As you can imagine the list of report sessions is very large and difficult to navigate - it's not even in alphabetical order. It would be better if we could appl...

The CIE awarding body have supplied component results in spreadsheet form for the June 2025 exams. It would be useful if we could import these into isams so that we can include them in the results information we provide to pupils and staff.

When a teacher is put on cover, the cover lesson should appear on their timetable so that the cover teacher can take register as they normally would.

Currently, there is no way to change the colour of the red box (the week header) at the top of the PDF timetables. Even though there are various CSS options to change colours, this is not one of them. It means that our timetables look a tad unprof...