Ideas

When teachers input a particular grade, the entry box changes colour based on the data that has been entered. Thereby reducing the chance of data being entered incorrectly.

The recent change to make notes specific to a category of access arrangements has unfortunately made it extremely difficult to view them on a laptop. The helpdesk recommended viewing it at 50% in order for the text to be displayed on the page inst...

We record student SEN profiles as google documents and add links to these in the SEN register (in Pupil Registers). Access to these documents would be so much easier for staff if these links were clickable.

We have one career guidance counsellor who uses iSAMs heavily throughout her day. She has reported that her sessions timeout too frequently which disrupts her work. Could iSAMs add the feature to extend the duration of a session before timeout occ...

It would be useful to be able to select students from activities when marking students out of school. Currently able to do this via School Structure, Pastoral, Academic and Custom Groups but not via activities.

When the new access arrangements overview are viewed in Student Manager there are 5 blank columns before the actual category column and the NOTES for the category are not shown. What kind of overview is this? Please let us turn off blank/empty col...

We have IB exams (not basedata so custom cycle, according to training) and iGCSE exams. They are different cycles but the dates overlap so seating plans/rooming need to conincide - please enable these to be work together so that seating plans, inv...

In the Forms and Information tab the feed is defaulted to show 10. When there are more than 10 items to show, it puts them out of order. This should default to showing 50.

It would be really useful for a teacher to be able to add a concern on the iTeacher app.

When a pupil is marked in as late with code U (following government guidelines that this is to be treated as an absence) the A shows on the fire register, even though they are in school. As you can imagine this could cause major issues due to us n...