Ideas

Adding Case Management from Every HR into IRIS Central for analysis on this areas of Every HR. Currently this is not within the dataset documentation.

Hi, We've found our historical data of pupils in previous years no longer shows because the year groups was moved from one division to another. This has been a set-up issue. The system would be selecting by using the current value and setup (i.e. ...

We would like to assign more than one staff member to take a detention

Batch upload files to file store in Student Registers. We would like to store documents like IEPs on student registers to increase accessibility. At the moment that means someone going through and uploading the IEPs one at a time. Can we have a fu...

It would be nice to have a "dynamic" visibility group which includes all current teachers / tutors / housemasters etc of a pupil. So as pupils move through the years, their current teachers can view these types of wellbeing concern. Alternatively,...

Due to the sensitivity of the records in Well-being Manager, the visibility group is limited. Hence, authors of the concern do not automatically get visibility to the concern created. However, it would be efficient if once they are assigned to an ...

It would be useful to be able to manage which pupil registers are shown in R&CM. There are some that would be irrelevant as part of the area, creating a very wide screen unnecessarily.

On publishing detentions as well as members of staff being notified it would be helpful if the pupil could also be selected to prompt them

At the moment it is possible to bulk import new students to Pupil Register but there is no way of bulk deleting them from a register. You need to go to each pupil individually, remove notes and then click "Unassociated". Even marking as "Off Regis...

Currently the only action in Wellbeing Workflow is Create an Indicator, it would make the whole Wellbeing Workflow system much more flexible if the pupil in question could be added to an existing Student Register. e.g. Pupils who are persistently ...