Ideas

Whilst populating sets in the development year allow the use of linked sets.

I don't seem to be able to get Cross-report feature to work and this would be a really helpful feature. If it not available then please remove it as an option in Visualizations.

I've just trained a school who require 7 minute parents evenings, rather than the 5. 10, 15 minute increments that are currently offered. Could the system be altered to offer minute increments up to 10 minutes? School - Limpsfield Grange School RH...

When pupils are added to teaching sets via the import function in Teaching Groups Manager, it should write to the table [TblTeachingManagerSetChangesAddition] so that it can be shown in the academic profile part of the Pupil Profile e.g. the tab h...

When managing a long-term absence in Term One, I encountered a challenge while updating the timetable and changing the primary teacher or creating new sets. Specifically, if one or more teachers are not members of the appropriate subject group, I ...

It would be usefull when a student added to a teaching set, the email notifications which is sent to teachers differs to when a student has been moved from a teaching set. So teachers realise this is a new student added to the teaching set and it ...

It would be useful to see when a user last logged in to Central on the "Users" tab.

Please can teachers (old and new) of "linked sets" receive automated email notifications of any set changes affecting these linked sets? Currently, it is only the teachers (old and new) of the core sets that receive these email notifications. Our ...

It would be very useful if we had the option to select the Heads of Subject as a recipient option for receiving automated email notifications regarding pupil set changes etc. The options currently given are shown in my screenshot. Many thanks

We have family dining in two sittings at our school - the children sit on the same tables everyday. I need to be able to pull off a report that tells me where each child sits (table number) what sitting they are in (one or two) and what they have ...