We would like to create a pupil information sheet relating to the data sets found in Pupil Registers - SEN. Please see attached moc-up. This would need to be on a per pupil bases and downloaded to PDF. The preminse of this is to provide a snapshot...

1) Separate Sections for Upper and Lower School Statements I propose creating distinct sections for Upper School and Lower School statements so that each division can work with statements tailored specifically to their grade levels. Currently, all...

Title This field is not fully compatible with iSAMS. While all Applicaa data list titles as either Master (male) or Miss (female), they appear as Mr (male) and Ms (female) in iSAMS. Parental Responsibility When importing from Applicaa, parents are...

Need a way to capture stepparents under Family - assuming one parent has remarried/deceased and one biological parent is no longer actively involved.

We would like the sort order of approved/merged/rejected forms to be the earliest first rather than the latest first. We have only just started to use them and we are already on page 3 and whilst we can add a filter or change the page size we woul...

I am delighted that Canvas and iSams have integration. We need the same integration with Google Classroom so assignments and grades can sync from Google Classroom to iSAMS.

It would save time every day if the staff listing under the free tab in the cover module was listed alphabetically.

if there can add fllter function in leave reqesut like others,it is better to search a request in Leave request model,Thanks!

We sometimes get different versions of country names added. Before deleting the extras, I'd like to check with the person who added them, to find out where and why it was used. It would be really helpful to have txtSubmitBy and txtSubmitDateTime o...

When you log an accident it does not have a body map to indicate the location or size if the injury. This is essential when logging accidents. I hop this is something that can be added easily as we are despereate to do away with the paper accident...