Ideas

Characteristic Elements are very limited. We would like to see SchoolID, Nationality and Religion as well as Pupil sets added to the Characteristic Elements. These should be there as standard Elements The ability to then filter the gradebooks by t...

It would be really helpful to be able to import data from excel directly into a gradebook. This would match on specific student information (e.g. ID) so that data is automatically matched instead of having to search down a list manually. Removes u...

It would be very helpful for Subject Leaders and members of the Senior Team to see which teaching set a student is in for each subject.

Currently a very slow process as yo can only add one column at time.

Currently, we first created different sets, then need to click on individual set again to add the pupils to each set. It is a very tedious job, even though there is an option to import the set lists. In SIMS, the pupils allocation to each set is s...

If the "SEN" characteristic is included in the gradebooks, it currently still shows a SEN flag for all pupils who have historically been on the SEN register - even when pupils have been moved "Off register" in the new "Pupil registers" module. It ...

The ability to export hidden columns to Excel would be most useful - currently it only exports visible ones. And I don't want to go into 150+ Gradebooks and unhide the 5 columns - and then hide them just to do this. Also, if Tracking Manager could...

Adding a filter option in Gradebook mark log will be helpful as we can see who changes grades and this will be helpful specially we are a big school and constant changes in gradebook will help us track all the records.

In the Wizard Bar, under Teaching Manager, staff can do a quick extract of their set lists. It would be very useful if student school emails was added to the list of limited fields that are available for them to extract.

This is my scenario, I connect each assessment column to the new report cycle and the mark element in the output report template one by one in many GradeBooks in each report quarters. The only one thing different is the report cycle, but the outpu...