Academic

It would be useful to be able to label the exam series as something meaningful rather than just a month eg, Re-sits November 2024 rather than just November 2024

Usually, what we need to do is suspend all lessons of a class (eg 1A/En, 1A/Fr, 1A/Hi, 1A/Rs). It would be much quicker to do this if they were listed like this rather than by subject. Normally whole forms are out for a day and it's slow to scroll...

Please can creating and editing columns in gradebooks allow for 'undoing' errors in thse simple ways: 1. Whether a column is manual entry or draws from a gradeset should be editable until data is entered - you shouldn't need to create the column f...

why can you not link the sets when in the development sets?

When adding pupils to a subject set, could we see, and/or filter by Register Flag? For school reports, we set up SEND teaching sets, so SEND reports can be included for pupils that get them. The sets are based on the some (not all) of the SEND reg...

It would be great if allocated cover wrote to the version of the teachers' timetable displayed on the app. We have worked quite hard to get teachers routinely using the app and we now have to walk this back a little so they can pick up cover. Many...

The cover person would like to see teachers appear on the Preview Cover report who don't need cover (so to keep track of colleagues off-site). I can't seem to locate the report in the SSRS area because it's a legacy report. Can it be made into an ...

Can we allow students access to a tracking model that applies to them, via the student portal. In a similar way in which they can view their reports.

When multiple room closures are published they all create individual emails.If a pupils has multiple lessons moved, even within one day, then they receive multiple emails. It would be good for pupils to receive a summary email with all room change...

This would be a double check that you have seated all the candidates for that exam. Also, it would be very easy to see where you were up to in creating your seating plans.