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

We record student SEN profiles as google documents and add links to these in the SEN register (in Pupil Registers). Access to these documents would be so much easier for staff if these links were clickable.

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 useful to have data points for custom registers in Central.

Being able to use bullet points, bold, italics etc will greatly enhance the clarity of the information displayed. This will make it easier for teachers to access key information in an profile for example. Also, allow paragraphs and line spacing as...

Can we please have the pupils Pastoral Tutors show on their Overview screen.Thank you.

Please could you grant users permission to hide the non-user created columns that display in the GUI of each Student Register? I'd like to hide the 'Form', 'Boarding House', and 'DOB' columns from our Access Arrangements register because it has a ...

Include a simple Status filter on the built-in Pupil Registers->Reports->Standard Reports->Special Educational Needs reports, to filter by current/former/applicant status. It's crazy that this isn't already there and, currently, all of th...

It is impossible to keep track of which profiles have had permissions attached, as they are not shown in a logical order. Listing identities alphabetically on the permissions page would help. When 'add identity' is selected, all profiles continue ...

In configuration of Pastoral Flag colors, It would be beneficial to all user if the flag color that has been set up in Well Being module will also reflect in other modules such as Pupil Manager and Registration. As of the moment, the pastoral flag...