Ideas

Include the possibility to Approve "Leave Requests" via the iTeacher App

Allow Associated Teachers to pick up registers on their Dashboard and iTeacher App rather than only Primary Teachers.

Following a ticket I raised concerning pupils with hidden lessons on their timetables but shown as unregistered in Day View and Week View. Info from iSAMS below - our Admin staff use Day and Week View to give quick overviews of unregistered pupils...

In our timetable structure we have a 5 minute buffer between the end of one period and the start of the next. This is built in to allow pupils time to transition between lessons in different classrooms or parts of the school. It would be very help...

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.

In Bahrain our day starts on Sunday and ends on Thursday were Friday and Saturday are weekends. I am not able to adjust the register in this way. In the register and all across iSAMS the schedule starts on Monday and ends on Friday which is a bit ...

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 ...

In the Registration module, when choosing another form to register, our Nursery forms are mixed in amongst other year groups forms. Whilst this may only be a minor oddity, having the forms in year group order is something I would have expected to ...

Useful when checking Registers which are viewable via the portal account and queries are raised from portal account users, as to when registers are pre-coded for various reasons, which we are already aware of. The actual time the code was entered ...