Ideas

It would be good if withdrawn candidates were removed automatically from seating plans.

We need more optons when creating seating plans. i.e. the option to select Access Arrangement Students only (not just unticking and ticking) a box at the top of the list to untick all, so that you just select certain students would help the option...

The new candidate arrangements section goes some way towards doing what schools have asked for, but the fact that you still cannot add arrangements ' by subject' , then by exam code means that the functionality is tied into exam entries. I am also...

The External Exam Manager module does not allow you to upload exam access arrangements in bulk (only individually as demonstrated in the screenshot attached). It is possible there will be more than one candidate with access arrangements and so a b...

It would be a great improve if the Candidate Arrangement can be searchable in the Candidate Timetable screen and then it has ability to bulk edit the timetable for selected candidates. This will save a lot of time of manually picking up individual...

Cambridge exam regulations require that seating plans "show the position of each table and chair, and where each candidate will sit. It must also show the position of the invigilator’s desk and the direction the candidates will face.". At the mome...

It would be good to have a feature in spider where you can record accidents and then send the accident note directly to parents via the app

Before the change to access arrangements you used to be able to filter Candidates with Arrangements by Arrangement Type. Since the "upgrade" we have lost this functionality. Please can it be added back in to the module rather than having to run a ...

When we have a candidate who has subject specific access arrangements eg extra time for maths currently we have to add the arrangement to each paper. In SQA arrangements we can add based on the subject It would save much time to have the choice of...

Exam Desk Labels should also have candidate's arrangements on them.