Ideas

It would be really useful to have a gender column in gradebooks, similar to the one in tracking. This data could them be exported to excel, whereas the gender figure in gradebooks cannot be exported.

Following the roll out of the new Access Arrangements, I wondered if you would be able to include another category of "coloured paper" with a subcategory of colours. Having this information only in notes can cause it to be missed. Also another cat...

Currently, when downloading the exam timetable from Exam Manager, the downloading file name convention includes the brackets "[DD MMM YYYY] File Name". This seems to cause an issue when opens from Microsoft 365 as the bracket is the special charac...

The ability to manage pages at MAT level and view analytics & ofsted compliance in a summarised view for the group.

Acknowledging the Teaching Manager is being retired, so perhaps an idea for the replacement to not have the same flaw. As per my own usage and an iSAMS Support article: if you are moving students to a different set list and the different set is a ...

At the moment, when students want to import their timetable (.ics) in their calendar, the exported files only contain information for one term. It would be great if the export file could include the whole year, so that pupils do not need to do the...

Currently, once I clicked the 'Sync Gradebook Data' button for a cycle, it works syncing the data through, however it also turns the auto sync off and from that time, I have to click 'Sync Gradebook Data' button again and again every time I need t...

It is essential that we can track club attendance by pupil group and by name. Eg. SEND, PP, FSM. We require information such as the % of FSM children attending a certain club.

Administrators who put courses in Ed-Gen and then need to change details when a student drops a course and takes up another one.

Currently only staff of teaching groups that a student is explicitly added to are notified. If classes are linked, the teachers of linked classes are not informed.