Ideas

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...

Pull through notes to Pupil Quick View from Pupil Registers so that they appear underneath the SEN star (similar to how it does it for Medical Notes from Medical Centre).

We would like to remove the allergen option from the menu template in registers as we have our own system for allergen management and also children with allergies have their own menu - skipping the option just means that the Allergen option says N...

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...

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 ...

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

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.

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...

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 ...