Ideas

We currently have a few subjects (e.g. Philosophy of Religion and PSHE) which we rotate each half-term or term. At the moment to keep timetables correct and so registers correctly auto-default for staff we are adding/removing the lessons from the ...

Some of our younger year groups have a different number of periods on some days of the week, and some of the timings vary between days. Whilst the School day is the same length each day, the structure can vary, e.g. Two half-hour lessons instead o...

It would be great if we could export the results from the 'Locate free objects & periods' tool in the wizard bar into an Excel spreadsheet format, rather than just viewing it on the screen or in print view. Thanks!

Hi All, When creating a Pay Award, you have the option to recalculate Daily and Hourly rate by using a divider value. Currently EveryHR only allows a whole number but for greater accuracy for schools can we look to allow the divider to be a number...

While our teacher timetable was set up in time it would be good to be able to clone a timetable to another member of staff, either for when something changes mid year, or adding to to teaching assitants.

I know this is not a simple request but it would be great in the future if iSams planned to create a Timetabler module that can plan and organize the school Timetable - I see that there are other School Management Information Systems that have the...

Using the Timetable Export feature in Timetable Manager is would be very useful to be able to select the fields you wish to export.

Why isn't there an easy way to run a report on who "hasn't" done certain training? Out of our 300 odd staff I want to know if anyone hasnt done Prevent training - how can I do that?

Reports are very basic and cumbersome. Why can't reports show only the latest up to date training? When you run a report it gives historic training too which complicates and is not necessary. I do not need to know the person has completed 4 lots o...

It would be good if we could have the current (live) timetable published but to also show students what future timetables are going to be (without printing)