Ideas

I could not find if this was already an idea submitted, so here we go: We have teachers who teach different levels of a class at the same time, therefore students are placed in different class sets, example: IB Biology HL 1 and IB Biology SL 1. Wh...

The “All Divisions” option in the Period View under the Registration Manager module is quite confusing. Previously, selecting this option displayed attendance details for all students across the school — including those marked as absent, present, ...

We are required report 15 full days of absence per student to the local authority. Could you please enable the functionality to download a report detailing the full days of absence, along with the associated reasons for absence and corresponding a...

Managing GCSE/A level registration is an extraordinarily complex task during the summer exam period. We mark all or 5th and U6th Pupils as on Study Leave from May to the end of the academic year, but we need to change that mark on the days/times t...

Add date submitted column.

In Registration Manager - day view, where you see a student with an N code it would be useful to be able to hover over that period and see what lesson they should be in. Or, if that's not possible, then for the student's timetable to be included w...

Parents used to be able to see attendance for (periods) in our secondary school. and am/PM for the Primary school. Now there nothing appearing for parents of secondary school

Admin can update an approved leave request. Admin should be able to update the date, the reason.

At our school, we often have subjects or activities (e.g. Chemistry) where students from different classes are grouped together. Currently, iSAMS only allows registration on a set or form basis, which makes it difficult to record attendance accura...

On Period View in the Registration Manager module, there is a drop-down allowing you to filter the display to a particular division on iSAMS. This defaults to 'All Divisions'. However, this is not what the drop-down option is doing. You must expli...