Ideas

We have children that attend nursery for AM or PM sessions, however they are marked on the register as full time students. To avoid unnecessary absences, I feel a function to select the children for the correct registration period would be helpful.

Currently if you have the GIRFEC function enabled you need to create a concern via the module or if using the wizard to then go into the module, look up the concern and add the GIRFEC data. Please make this a step in the wizard when a school has t...

This morning I've been asked to run a Reward & Conduct report for a teaching set. Fortunately that particular group is a reg/form group so I could do it, but please could you add the ability to run a report for a teaching set. In this case, on...

Hi, It would be really useful if we could email the exam fees report to parents, maybe a batch email that would email each parent their report would be great, but if not even individually would make things much easier. Thank you

Please could this ISAMS Standard report to export exam results data in the format required to upload to the ISC Data Portal be updated to replace any commas occurring in the Exam Subject column with another character, e.g. space? ISC Support tells...

We have a pupil who is moving to a different school for sixth form and needs to provide their GCSE results to the new school. They had hoped to print out from the Student Portal, but it's lacking sufficient information. Please add the legal name, ...

When the nurse logs an accident, she also has the facility for the accident to be sent to the class teacher.

When we are trying to store lines of information, we often find we can compress to 12-14 fields, but as the limit is 10, we are using the 10th as an ID so that we can then store more data on a separate record collection and link them. Having more ...

The Pupil Heath Details, including custom fields are available in the current pupils health with custom fields batch API, which is great. However it seems completely inexplicable that the most crucial of all of the fields, the Medical flag (Y/N) f...

Cambridge exam regulations require that seating plans "show the position of each table and chair, and where each candidate will sit. It must also show the position of the invigilator’s desk and the direction the candidates will face.". At the mome...