Ideas

If there is a pupil with a known clash, for example we have special arrangements where a pupil is at a language lesson, taking a 6th subject out of one day of their registration class (so cannot be removed from the Reg for one period) OR there are...

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

Currently every user has to manually input the report server / report template / smtp settings. When granting a user access to the emailing suite, could admin have the option to 'copy settings from' another user?

I've been looking at the workflows for the pastoral team regarding students not being registered or being registered incorrectly. Currently, the only way to see who has registered the students is via the student profile or period view. What would ...

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.

In other systems I have used you are able to set a default nominal code for each supplier to save time having to type in the nominal code every time. For instance EDF is our electricity supplier so it would be good if when ever we entered an invoi...

There is a Housekeeping tool to remove parents/carers not linked to students. It would be beneficial to see who these people are beforehand in case they should be linked and not deleted. As the action can not be undone it's not something I am will...

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 ...

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.