Ideas

If you import a spreadsheet with a blank value for the Calendar column, the event gets imported, but is unassociated with any calendar. That means the event is not visible in the front end. The validation for the spreadsheet should include a check...

Within Calendar Manager, there is a section devoted to importing the calendar via a spreadsheet. If your spreadsheet has been successfully imported, you will get an on-screen message telling you so. However, if you go to the History section, you w...

Default an optional present code to a majority (removing the placement text basically). Easier for teachers to record a minority, for example: the majority are school dinners (default code) with the option to change it to packed lunch.

The Calendar Manager module has a spreadsheet import process. One of the side effects of using this method is that an Unspecified category is created. That category is created even if every event in the spreadsheet has an available category assign...

We have students who leave school on one day weekly (e.g. for an off-site sporting commitment), and having the ability for the parents to request this via the Parent Portal Leave Request facility would be a big help!

Hi when people view the status of registration everyday, it's more convenient to see it in the order of grade/form, not family name. Because people are more familiar with student grade/form, not their family name. Now it looks a little messy.

"could the Daily Bulletin drawn down the information from the calendar to avoid re-inputting the same data"

Future Absence Notifications - It would reduce unnecessary comms and workload if a pupil's teachers / Form Tutor was notified by email if a new Future Absence entry is created rather than the colleague just discovering on the day. Others below hav...

When we create multiple registration times in a day for a whole term, we always come back and delete the times from whole days for example for holidays, or for parent-teaching conference, etc. It would be great if we have a space like a "memo" col...