Ideas

We have ESOL students who will have a whole morning of individual intensive teaching. We add our ESOL lessons as tutorials as they are usually for individuals or only a few children at a time. It is time consuming adding the same tutorial for 4 di...

when parents submit a contact update form, could there be a field they have to complete saying when the change applies from

We are now applying our Mock Exam results into isams via the Assessment System module. We will also be publishing them onto the Parent Portal. To help the parents find the Mock Results we want to amend a couple of headings. On the Home Page we wou...

Good afternoon,A parent has mentioned that in the current layout, it is not possible to see the full "reason for absence" in the parent portal.We wondered whether this caption could be "wrapped" rather than truncated, if that makes sense (please s...

% for each group and date range.

School sent out emails using mail merge buttons, then copy and pasted the original email as they were sending out multiples of the same email, but when these were delivered the names to not show due to the copy and pasting. School asked if there i...

Raised by Jessica Kramer at Fosse Way Academy. Would like the statements parents can access for breakfast and after school club bookings to contain the school name, logo and Ofsted number, or the option to personalise the statements. Parents claim...

Office 365 calendar/meetings/scheduling (and, I presume Google as well) would be more useful if there were a way for Ed:gen to export to or write a teacher or student's timetable to it. Currently, people would need to create repeating appointments...

Admin would like to send an email to primary contacts (P1 in SIMS) but also to selected non primary contacts (P2 for example) Currently you can either send to primary, or send to all. We could add an option to add an extra field (like the Addition...

It would be good to have students blank spaces on timetables be automatically called "Study Period" or something else. Framing these non-taught periods as study periods would certainly help set the right tone.