Ideas

Automatically creating an EAL register from a student record (Census) : using Nationality, Language & English Proficiency fields - therefore saving time and reducing the risk of error

Allowing Parents to book activity of their choice will make managing activities, booking and enrollment much easier and take away current tedious methods. School must be able also to create activities with limits as well as creating priority based...

When custom groups are created in the Admissions Manager module or Pupil Manager they can be created as private to the user or shared (with or without editing abilities) with other users. The Student Registers module allows you to search by custom...

Day and period structure can change year to year. Importing a new timetable for the next academic year is not possible without the correct day structure and it makes publishing the new timetable to staff more difficult before the end of the summer...

It would be good if Documents could have its own Configuration category in User Permissions - we could then select:View only - to screenDownloadDelete - if this is denied - no option for delete would show in the Documents area (it is so easy to se...

It would be really helpful if we had the ability to create custom fields on Medical Centre records i.e. Diary entries or Condition records, similar to how we can in Pupil manager.

Would ensure any changes are flagged to teachers viewing pupils on the SEN register and don't miss important updates/diagnoses etc.

Currently within the discipline manager you can select to send emails to Housemasters, this includes both Boarding House Master and the Academic House Master. However there is no option to only email one of these, for example to email just the Boa...

Integration with every hr for contractual information to pull through for assisting with budget planning and forecasting.

When creating a detention, the layout of the dates/timings I find slightly odd. When I create a detention weekly for a whole term it looks to me like I'm making one ridiculously long detention, spanning from the start time on the first detention t...