Ideas

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

The ability to filter data automatically based on what year group you are in. Currently you can only do this by school. this will remove the need of creating duplicate dashboards with filters, per year group.

In the previous SEN Manager, teachers were able to click on a star in their class list and view immediately the overview of the student's SEND. Now, they land on a screening page, instead of having the support info they need in a single click.

Why useful? It ensures a standardised format for student emails and preventing duplicates. It also allows students to access their email immediately after enrolment. Who should benefit from it? The school and data leads will benefit, as it simplif...

At the moment the Enquiry Form takes the default Admission Status from the Admissions Enquiry Configuration screen. We have a standard enquiry form and a bursary enquiry form. Both of these will default to status of Enquiry but I want one to Enqui...

Is it possible to create groups in the dataset to help cleanse the data and reduce the number of items? Examples Ethnicity (would be good to have 3 most common + other – for us this is White British, Pakistani, Indian, Other). Having lots of small...

Please add 'Create an Indicator' option to the Wizard Bar. This would ideally be in addition to the 'Create a Concern' option that is already there. Thanks

There are a few bugs in the admissions portal and it would improve the proespective parent experience if they could be resolved. 1.) When moving from enquiry to registration there are some weird little lookup errors - Under Parent details a blank ...

Within the Student Registers module itself, when you search for pupils, their names come up using their preferred name. Then, when you click into the pupil record, the name at the top of the screen, is the pupil's first name. Additionally, if you ...