Ideas

When a pupil has a clash of exams in the morning, they need to have a supervised lunch. This should be on their candidate timetable, but there doesn't seem to be any way to achieve that in iSAMS.

Raised by Jessica Kramer at Fosse Way Academy. Would like the statements parents can access for breakfast and after school club bookings to contain the school name, logo and Ofsted number, or the option to personalise the statements. Parents claim...

When I print out the candidate timetables, I am able to add additional information, e.g. don't forget to bring a picture ID, room number explanations, bring calculator etc. But when I publish the exam timetables to the portals, this additional inf...

Could we set the default seating order in a configuration tab? We seat in candidate no. order and I have to remember to set this every time I build a seating plan.

Within the tick box area of Access Arrangements it would be useful for a box for 'modified paper'

It would be very useful if it was possible to select where you want to start the next exam. Sometimes for various reasons I do not want the same number of seats as a gap between different exams. I may wish to start a new row with the next exam and...

The arrangements options is limited to what JCQ prescribes but some schools make their own basedata for other exam boards like the IB so more flexibility to the arrangements would be useful:- adding spell checker as an arrangement- ability to only...

Our school uses a supplier to provide our lunches, and we submit the order the week before. When there is a holiday, half term/christmas or summer break, we need the option to close the orders down. At present we only have maximum of 14days, to ac...

We use the registers for our Breakfast & Afterschool clubs and it would be handy to be able to send emails out to all members.

We have family dining in two sittings at our school - the children sit on the same tables everyday. I need to be able to pull off a report that tells me where each child sits (table number) what sitting they are in (one or two) and what they have ...