Ideas

When managing timetables via Configuration >> Manage Timetables, you see a list of all timetables listed on the system. These are listed in order by academic year, with the oldest timetables at the top. After a while this list becomes quite ...

The Batch API currently doesn't output either the awarding department or subject in the rewards and conduct module, even though these fields can be mandatory.

When entering staff onto iSAMS there is a field where the school email address can be entered. This is a free text field. It would be great if some basic validation could be applied to this field. This would be really helpful in cases where the em...

On the front page of the reports manager, there needs to be a pie chart displaying how many reports are due, have been drafted, and completed at a glance.Our Staff who write reports for lots of different sets during our report cycles often lose tr...

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.

Seems unnecessary that you can't assign a child a UPN in the school holidays.You're met with "The following error occurred: There is no current Term configured."There is a term configured. I shouldn't have to be in that term to do it. Just one thi...

These colors are just shades of each other making it VERY difficult to see the difference on the progress bars.

At the moment iSAMS timetable works for the whole week, even if the term starts on lets say Thursday rather than Monday. This means lessons show in outlook calendar / Room Booking System for days where there are no lessons. So, teachers calendar s...

Currently when a gradebook is created a class is assigned which defaults in the students & Teacher. When creating the report mapping, it would be really useful to have the subject / class default to 'selected'. Currently for each Report mappin...

It would help to track patterns - students would receive better interventions