Ideas

We can select which non-teaching staff we would like to appear on the parent web portal but not teaching staff. Certain staff have to be designated 'teaching staff' to be able to add school reports but we don't necessarily need them to be visible ...

Timetablers really need an Options Module, where choices can be made through the Pupil portal. Classes created could then be fed through to Teaching Manager.

At present, the only way to view whether a reward/sanction has been resolved is via edit (or using the report). It would be useful to be able to filter for resolved/unresolved, and/or an extra column could be added for this in Manage Records.

We’d like to make timetables accessible on the Parent Portal for each pupil. As we are an SEN school, we frequently adapt and change timetables, which is why we use Tutorials for this purpose. Could you please consider developing a feature that wo...

It is necessary for our parents to upload medical certificate for our students - but they often do not have this at the time of submitting a leave request. They are unable currently amend the leave request in the Parent Portal and instead email th...

When creating users like Parents or Pupils, it would be great to be able to filter by Never logged in. Even better, if once filtered, you could then output as a list.

It would be useful to have more options when exporting the Full Timetable, by year group, division etc

For sixth-form or part-time students, students have their first PM attendance in different periods, but this is not currently possible to record in Ed:gen. E.g. if the first period after lunch (e.g. Period 4) is designated as PM registration, some...

To be able to see an audit log of which user has deleted things out of modules. E.g. Which user deleted the event / visit in Admissions Module.

It would be helpful to allow groupings in custom reports for any of the modules that offer reports. If one could group reports i.e. have 'heading' that a few reports could sit under and another 'heading' that another few reports could sit under wo...