Ideas

With the changing nature of society, it would be helpful for us to include preferred pronouns for students, particularly those choosing to use 'they/their'. At the moment we create a wellbeing concern and email all teachers using the Contact Pupil...

We have children that attend nursery for AM or PM sessions, however they are marked on the register as full time students. To avoid unnecessary absences, I feel a function to select the children for the correct registration period would be helpful.

Allow separate settings for trad and live databases

When a parent submits a leave request and adds information to the notes field, this does not transfer to the Out of School which does not make sense

At the moment, we can only register by filtering each key stage separately. Is there a way to register using a single list that combines Y9–11, instead of filtering each time? We have Y9–11 Sports grouped together for activities, so it would be ea...

Payment Run - Ability to deselect all items. Unable to deselect all items bought through to the select the ones you require. When wanting to pay just one item deselecting them all individually is long winded.

The new statutory guidance requires schools to record a reason for change when changing a students registration value. This is only a requirement for AM/PM registers but there is currently no way of filtering to this via the tab. This can be solve...

When a parent puts detail into a Leave request I manually transfer this into the OOS log once it has been authorised. I would like this to be automatic.

As our school requirements, we have to include Set, form and year within a registration rule for lesson registers. When doing so, the positions of the set, form and year boxes in the School Register filter screen are hard coded and cannot move to ...

Currently, if a customer wants to upload a shift pattern to an employee's record they have to perform the action individually. This is time consuming in single schools, however in trusts with 1000+ employees it's completely impossible to dedicate ...