Ideas

Default tick in the top bullet point of a list should be switched off as parents do not bother to select correct option

The seating plans for external exams are great, but you can only view EITHER the candidate details, exam access OR have each exam in a different colour. So that pupils can identify which subject colour block they are in so they know where to look ...

When a secondary school sets up a parents evening, where a lot of their teachers will teach multiple subjects, we need to create multiple versions of those teachers so that parents can book their children in for all subjects. When we do this, the ...

We do use teachers for invigilation duties but there is no easy way to add a teacher to a specific exam and then make them unavailable, thereby creating a cover requirement. Clearly, this would be an optional requirement as the teacher would not n...

Make it possible to archive old emails. At the moment you can delete correspondence older than some number of days. But there is no "Archive" option. Also it would be good to have some further criteria of which emails to archive based on who there...

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Within the control panel it is possible to see the login history for a user. That login history will indicate whether they were successful and, if not, what the issue was. One of the problems a user may encounter is that they have tried to log on ...

School sent out emails using mail merge buttons, then copy and pasted the original email as they were sending out multiples of the same email, but when these were delivered the names to not show due to the copy and pasting. School asked if there i...

When putting together seating plans you can see SEN requirements. However, the SEN requirements will not necessarily apply for every subject. At the moment, the only way to log subject-specific arrangements is by adding that information to the not...

This would be a double check that you have seated all the candidates for that exam. Also, it would be very easy to see where you were up to in creating your seating plans.