We have several year 12 or 13 classes (different set lists) per period. As we often can only have two screens and two registers open at any one time we print off the set list by day. If we want to do a print paper register it prints off a whole gr...

SEN Register: be able to add, edit and delete SEN Types in the same way as you could in the old SEN Manager. At the moment this has to be done via the control panel Global Lists. Increase the SEN Type description from 50 characters to 250, this al...

At the moment you can only create one off games entry per child. It would be handy to be able to enter multiple entries for one child. e.g. if we know they can't attend 17 June and 24 June, at the moment we can only enter the 17 June absence and t...

When sending emails via the email wizard, it would very useful to keep those records in the student notes section to keep all records together and easily accessible/viewable

We would like to order the visibility groups in Wellbeing Manager

Allow filtering/searching of applicants based on fields held within a Student Register. Much as can be done within Pupil Manager or elsewhere. Without this is very much limits what can be done with Student Registers for admissions.

There is an Import tab in Internal Exams Manager to import results from a template spreadsheet previously exported from the Exam Entries Report option. Access to the Import tab is currently restricted to staff with Modify rights to the module, whi...

I'm not sure if I've chosen the right category but for security reasons we need all staff to log in with 2FA every time they log into ISAMS. Having a 'remember me' section puts the student data at risk. Our IT manager and Head Safeguarding Lead ha...

It is not currently possible to send email notifications to tutors when a Note/Document has been added to a Student's record. We add notes and documents to Student Records in our Student Manager module and can see great benefit in an email alert b...

Be able to export all off games to excel so the information can be usefully sorted.