Ideas

Currently, Ed:gen only allows an exam to be scheduled as a single session with the full exam duration. However, for some task-based examinations (e.g. Art & Design or other long-duration assessments), JCQ regulations allow schools to split the...

I was trying to adjust parameters for specific teachers in cover manager. I want some teachers to cover multiple subjects or lessons in the same period and some to cover only one class in one period and then not be available for cover elsewhere to...

Some of the sections in cover manager like department of teacher or role aren't needed. Instead could we get the teachers timetable loaded so we don't need to click to open it. It would be faster so see at a glance.

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...

It would be very convenient to be able to copy one pupil's timetable to give it to another. This would be good when a new pupil arrives during the academic year and would save entering them for a number of different classes one by one. Thanks.

My SENDCO has mentioned that there is a new category from JCQ of 'Doodling Paper' - please can this be added as currently having to put under 'Other' with a note which is not as clear.

Add custom tick boxes to External Exam Arrangements that are specific to our school (IB). We have to add certain IB acceptable requirements in the Notes section, which is not helpful

We cannot currently do a room swap because presently a closed room cannot be re-roomed into. If closed rooms went into the scheduled list, for example, this would be possible.

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...