Ideas

We would like a field in the teaching manager that allows you to type an exam level for a course e.g. 77. We used to have this on PASS which was helpful when exporting teaching set data to excel for examination purposes.

The wizard view teaching set list only lets you filter by Subject, year group, or Teacher. We need to filter by room, too.

When changing names for student is Student Manager, this is not automatically changing in Exams Manager, this needs to be a feature as at the moment we are having to edit this manually and to get the names correct is a legal requirement. When impo...

Allow schools to be able to edit or add merge tags, e.g. changing Pupil Name to just apply their first name so that it reads correctly in messages to parents.

It will be very useful to add other contextual data for gradebooks like nationality, gender and also will be very useful to be able to add attendance data from registration manager.

It would be REALLY helpful if the period timings were able to be on the cover slips please. Many thanks, Laura

See support ticket 753447 We've recently started using Exam Screen to display the necessary information in exam rooms. An invigilator spotted that during a 1h45m exam, a pupil with 25% extra time was shown as getting 26 minutes on the paperwork pr...

When working in School Manager and Teaching Manager, there are long lists of subjects and year groups (e.g., Year 7 to Year 13). While editing, it’s sometimes difficult to keep track of the correct row, which can lead to mistakes and wasted time. ...

This would be helpful for safeguarding reasons. Some parents may not be allowed contact with their child but, via the public calendar, could find out if their child will be on a trip outside of school. Also, general members of the public can view ...

I know this has been mentioned before but it would be really useful to be able to assign multiple teachers to a single lesson. Our timetable includes a number of lessons which are taught by 2 (or more) teachers. This is not limited to games lesson...