Ideas

It would be useful to be able to re-order the features of the Dashboard. There are times throughout the year where we'd like to make key messages to parents more prominent and therefore move text sections to the top of the page to catch their atte...

If there was an option to create additional fields, for example activity specific instructions, sequence of works or any other relevant information, this could make the delivery of the activity more efficient.

Invoices which were already paid still show the Pay now button. Even worse, if parents click on it, they can pay the same invoice again. This is causing many problems for us. Is there a possible solution for this?

In the Cloud Parent Portal > School Calendar, users can filter events by Year Group and view the calendar specifically for the selected Year Group. However, when the user downloads the calendar as a PDF, the filter is lost, and the system downl...

In our set-up of the Parent Cloud Portal we have disabled ' My Account, Communication History, View SMS', but it is still showing in the Portal - My Account > Communication History > SMS History tab is showing. We do not want features that h...

We have a 2 week timetable and currently when logging into the new Parent Cloud Portal, it always defaults to Week A highlighting the day and period, which is great if we are on Week A but if we are on Week B then the information being shown to th...

When creating an activity at school or Trust level, we currently have no way of putting the location of where the activity is to be undertaken/completed, having the new field for this would allow a location to be added and will provide a better de...

it would be really useful to be able to run a report for all unread documents rather than having to go into each document.

Please include the "reasons" for a rejected absence request in the "Rejected" section of leave requests. It was really useful for parents to see the reasons for any rejected leave requests on the legacy parent portal (in addition to the e-mail not...