Ideas

If I remember correctly, the Detention Manager used to email the detention attendance register to staff showing the student's family name followed by their forename. It now shows the family name followed by the preferred name. Now that the system ...

Please add the two exams modules as available for integrations with any Student Register. This is more important than ever with the move away from SEN manager. Many thanks

All incidents listed on Wellbeing manager fall under the overall heading of ''Concern'' There are times when staff record incidents of a positive nature and a separate heading would help to distinguish between. An add in feature would be useful li...

With regards things like pastoral notes and sanctions, we would really like to be able to tighten permissions so that only staff who work in an associated house can see Rewards and Conducts information for pupils within their house. We do currentl...

Please could we have a search function, allowing us to search using any of the fields from a Concern (and whether or not documents have been attached to the concern), on the Concerns list for each child?

Please could we have the option, when creating a new action, to copy that action across to any linked concerns? This would save a huge amount of admin time when dealing with complex concerns involving multiple children.

Could detention notifications be sent to students via Teams as so few use their email now as a means of communication

To be able to view exam candidate number in SEN student register either as a column on initial register student list and/or, within access arrangements section. Many access arrangements tasks require SEN info and student candidate number so it wou...

At the moment we are using the file repository function in student registers to keep track of documents like IEPs. It would be better if these IEPs could be linked directly so that staff can access them through a hyperlink and up to date informati...

It would be useful to be able to change the terminology from "detention" to "reflection". We prefer to make it clear that this time is a period for mindfulness and reflection after a negative behaviour incident. Additionally, most of our students ...