Academic

e.g. We have a supply teacher from and agency called 'Gillian Sabino' who has an email address 'smh.supply1@ldst.org.uk' - ideally when I publish cover, she would receive, vai email, the cover lessons relevant to her. Thanks Nigel

When a manual Teacher Cover Rota is in place, it would be beneficial to be able to view this via the iTeacher app in order to be able to email the timetabled teachers directly and arrange last minute cover if away from your desk.

It would be great to be able to view which activity reports have been completed, in the same way that subject and form tutor reports can be checked in Reports Manager, as in the attached image.

Most schools will have an idea how many classes they want each staff member to teach. It would be great if this could be stored in Teaching Manager or Timetable manager. It could be really helpful in Cover Manager, working out who should be first ...

It will be helpful to allow schools to have the options to assign covers for any free periods throughout each day. Not just the period which are timetabled. As there might be other events or duties that are not found in timetable.

Most of our report cycles start in Online Assessment and move to Report Wizard for proof reading and publishing to the portal. For Y12, they only get grades and I forgot to switch it to Report Wizard before publishing. While the process ran succes...

Currently the Default cover page is set to "Pre-Prep". We don't use cover manager for Pre-Prep so would like to be able to change this to "Prep" instead

At the moment it is not possible to re-configure the data set element once it has been created so that it targets a different data set.This means creating a new model from scratch every term.

When entering grades would like the subjects sorted in a specific order at the moment this is completely random. e.g. EYFS have 17 ELG's. These are grouped into different categories\subjects. Communication & Language has 1 & 2 ELG, Physica...

When setting up report templates, you can mark comments as private. That flag can then be used in SSRS reports to hide the comment. (Where reports are published directly on the Portals/Apps, I believe this field is obeyed as well.) It would be gre...