Ideas

Currently, editing the staff/room timetables and Managing Availability Schedule are done separately. It will be beneficial to be able to perform both tasks on one screen/page.

Changes can come in last minute, post publication. Should a cover be deleted then it would be really useful to have the covering teacher emailed about it.

When a new student joins a school, we often have to add them to every subject set manually, one at a time (for linked sets, at least once in one of the linked sets). Most if not every time, we already know a student with the exact subject set comb...

We swap our timetables over for internal examinations and we create sets especially for this purpose (as we do not want these sets created in Teams and the groups that pupils are placed in do not necessarily match their usual teaching sets). Howev...

At our schools we use first name based lists of Students. It would be amazing for our teachers to be able to change the order just like it happens in Registration Manager.

We need more optons when creating seating plans. i.e. the option to select Access Arrangement Students only (not just unticking and ticking) a box at the top of the list to untick all, so that you just select certain students would help the option...

Make it easier to map subjects - add a search to the dropdown of the subjects or allow for copy and paste / drag items down

On the dashboard, the Register Absent tab is sorted by surname and the table does not allow sorting so teachers can't view students in their year group who are absent. Is it possible to sort the list by year group, and by form instead of by name, ...

We have many classes where we have to create two seperate sets but for all intents and purposes are one class taught at the same time by the same teacher. The best example of this are High Level and Standard Level IB Diploma classes. When re-roomi...

If extra time is only relevant for particular subjects, the candidates exam timetable would only reflect the actual subjects they are entitled to extra time for rather than showing extra time for all subjects which can lead to some confusion.