Ideas

Make the Send Parental Notification button in the Registration Manager be automated or let us set a time to trigger the email?

In order to build better relationships with pupils this functionality would help to facilitate this.It is sometimes difficult for teachers to pronounce difficult names and this could lead to pupils' becoming more self conscious.

Our PE groups usually consist of two tutor groups, mixed male and female, with three PE teachers assigned. The teachers will arrange their groups according to the programme for a particular day so it is not feasible to set up three different sets ...

When proofreading reports the proofreader sometimes notices errors in the General Comment provided for the whole class. However the proofreader cannot readily edit this. The option appears to be available, but in fact a General Comment as seen by ...

We are currently able to add flags to registration manager based on the details held within the student registers module. This is very useful for those taking registers to see at a glance who is SEN, PP, FSM etc. We would however, like to be able ...

When in Registration Manager | School Register/Week View/Day View etc, I can click on a student's name & a box of basic information is shown (currently student details & parent contact information). Could I request two extra tabs please? -...

Allow us to add and edit notes on week view.

One of the key priorities of the attendance officer is to follow up on N codes and find out where the student was so that the correct code can be assigned. There isn't any easy way to do this in iSAMS. The closest is the Specific Code Analysis rep...

It would be helpful if teachers could specify who they are sharing comments with (e.g. other teachers in their year group/department), or alternatively, if shared statements could be filtered by subject and year group.

There is nothing to prevent a student being inadvertently put into more than one set in a year group for a particular subject. It would be really useful if this could be blocked, or a flag be given, or a pop-up warning or a coloured line in the Ad...