Ideas

In addition to showing the different categories from Medical Centre in Parent Portal, it would be good if we could also show parents the "medical flag notes" that we are storing about each child. This tends to be where we store the main / summary ...

The ability to publish gradebook comments to parent and student portals in bulk. Or a setting to set the default visibility. We enter Gradebooks comments for every assessment and there is no way to publish these without going back into the comment...

We create a gradebook master per subject of each year group for an academic year. As all the reporting structures are the same when we come to map the next academic years future data we have to delete all the previous year mappings before creating...

Add an 'Alert' button in the period registration screen for late presence records. The behaviour should correspond to the 'Alert' button in place for student absences: send an email to the configured list of recipients.

It would be really useful for us to be able to batch edit the enrolment year field. I am in the throes of 'rolling up' last year's enquiries and can easily bath edit the Year on Entry field (ie to 2025, from 2024), but what I can't find a way to d...

We need to be able to search by starting term, e.g. Autumn, Spring or Summer, as our Nursery are termly starters based on their DOB. At the moment I have to check with our Registrar who the starters are and then manually select them from an admiss...

It is frustrating that when a payment item is set up for instalment payments, parents can still pay after the viewable to date.

I'd like to be able to select all the Payment Alerts and Accept them in one go

We have received some feedback from parents regarding the messages that appear upon the successful completion of an online form. If the form is lengthy, which is the case with a couple of recent forms sent out to collate health information, they c...

This would be useful for us to be able to have donations collected during red nose day go directly to comic relief