Ideas

In the Reports section of Registration Manager, under the 'Ranges' tab, it would be great if 'Lates' were added to the drop down. At the moment, if I want to run a report on all students who have been late at least 3 times in a week, I am currentl...

Our P4 takes our PM register, but if a student truants that lesson and has O for their lesson they get 50% attendance for the day unless I overwrite the O with a present code. Therefore our lesson attendance data is incorrect as they should be sho...

It would be useful for parents to be able to see the comments left on a gradebook by a teacher if the teacher so chooses.

Allow Associated Teachers to pick up registers on their Dashboard and iTeacher App rather than only Primary Teachers.

Currently when the Late button is clicked is shows the time the lesson started and not the current. It would be useful if it could show the time the late button was clicked.

We would like to link Teaching Manager to our SEN Pupil Register to allow for ease of access to the pupil's updated SEN needs and additional requirements, especially in terms of exam arrangements. Currently Teaching Manager is not listed as an opt...

Our Friday morning registers are selected by Houses. We then do five trees within each house, spread across KS3 and KS4. The registration rule does not allow us to filter so the 5 teacher taking register could have 165 students to filter through. ...

For safeguarding reasons, it should also be possible to send an email alert to parents from the registration module (when the parent portal is not in use/activated).

We've recently been using the Search feature in registration and have found it a REALLY useful method of identifying students, however, it appears that this module hasn't been updated for a number of years as using the drop-down feature in the att...

When exporting results from Gradebooks to the Parent Portal, please can there be options to post the mean / median averages, or even the gradeset count of the column data? At the moment I am receiving so many comments on how poor and restrictive t...