Ideas

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.

It would be really helpful to administrators if web users could reset their own passwords.

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...

Currently every user has to manually input the report server / report template / smtp settings. When granting a user access to the emailing suite, could admin have the option to 'copy settings from' another user?

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...

When a user does not have to one or more detail lines on a REQ/PORD, when following the email link it will come up with an error saying unable to load document. Could this error be more specific, why can't it be loaded, what access is the user mis...

Offer the option to select a division when selecting the department or subject for the pupil(S) Or only show subjects/deparments set up for the user in ISAMS Preferences/School Divisions

As with email, where you can email the specific teachers of a child automatically, it would be really useful if notifications about a record of concern in Wellbeing Manager went directly to the teachers who teach the child. Teaching staff are gett...

For rewards and conduct module, for all subject rewards are not given. Only for a very few subjects rewards are given. There should be a provision we can filter the subject list and add only the required ones so that it will be easy for teachers t...