Ideas

We have setup Parents Evening for next week. One member of staff has a medical procedure so is unable to attend. It would be useful to have the facility to cancel a single event rather than the whole Parents Evening when parents have already booke...

Possibility on iSAMs to add a meeting by time rather than by period so teachers can have multiple meetings within a period.

it is very frustrating when you have an ongoing issue that you are not able to speak with a human being even when you request a call. Issues can take days to be resolved whereas previously when you were able to speak with someone any issues were r...

Be able to see the timetable of a former student.

while importing ASC timetable , during SET code warning resolution, we are not able to match lesson with existing teaching form. here I am not able to map lessons to the existing teaching form while resolving SET code warnings, in case class short...

A wizard, similar to Pupil and Teacher Timetable etc that displays all free rooms for all periods, formatted as a timetable.

When we set up a cover for a lesson, is it possible to make the lesson that will be covered by a teacher appears on his/her timetable? Can we have this as default feature for all teachers which means teachers do not have to tick this every time to...

Could you make it so that we can print out conversations (eg an email or text we have sent or received) without all the random stuff that comes out at the top of the page. I have attached screen shots of what I get but have to print out 2 pages to...

The Locate Free Objects and Periods feature on the Wizard Bar is very useful. However, it only uses details available on the published timetable, and does not take into account cover arrangements, e.g. that a room has been closed, or that a member...

Small change in terminology as it often confuses staff, please could you update the title of "Teacher Timetables" to "Staff Timetables". The reason being is that all staff timetables are shown regardless if they are teachers or not. Non-teaching s...