Ideas

Our staff find the 'Locate Free Objects and Periods' function really useful but wonder whether the option for pupils could be enhanced to include Boarding status and date of joining - this is to enable more accurate placing of pupils for tours. Of...

It is possible to share a development timetable on the Wizard Bar without it being the published timetable. This is very useful when we have swapped out timetables, e.g. our current published timetable is for internal assessments, but the usual ti...

Would you please add one more tool in useful tools so that we can switch a room timetable to another room. it will make thing much more easier as re-allocate teachers timetables and sets timetables.Thank you,

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...

All our classes except Reception are mixed year groups. Often we need to have year groups shown with the information so it would be really useful to have it as an extra column on all reports please. So children's name, class, year group, as standa...

If I am using the Locate Objects & Periods wizard to find a room for a new lesson, I don't need to know that the swimming pool or the deputy head's office are free.If we could categorise the 'rooms' in the estate (ideally a configurable list, ...

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...

I would like to be able to search for a g iven 'string' i.e in a message or a subject of an email for more than one date. It is very difficult to find a sent email or message otherwise unless you can remember the exact date you sent it on. Ideally...

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.

Most of our parents are MyEd users and we try to keep the number who are not users below 3%. We spend a lot of time every week contacting those who have become inactive by not opening the app for a month, so that they can receive our in-app messag...