Pastoral

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...

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

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 ...

Whilst the idea of emailing home when a student visits our infirmary or is given medicine is useful - we won't be using it because we can't disable messages home if the studen is older. For older pupils, we feel that the notifications could breach...

We would like to be able to add custom fields in Wellbeing Manager e.g. we want to record and report on if concerns are on-line or in person.

In the reports section of the Reward and Conduct module, I want to be able to filter students by Pastoral Tutor. At the moment I can filter by teacher, year group, house and form within the pupil groups section. Please add Pastoral Tutor to this. ...

At present, the only way to view whether a reward/sanction has been resolved is via edit (or using the report). It would be useful to be able to filter for resolved/unresolved, and/or an extra column could be added for this in Manage Records.

When contacting teachers through the wizard, once you have gone to the step of seeing the contacts, you can't get back to amend the message without losing it all. Please could this be changed so that you can go back a step without losing the work ...

It would be useful to have the ability to create workflows off of data from the Discipline Manage. eg Detentions - When a student gets two detentions in a week, an indicator is created

To be able to know at a glance that a pupil has two tutors and not just the first named tutor