Ideas

The new missed registration alert for teachers does not take into account periods of time when registers may not be taken by these teachers, eg study leave or exam periods. For example we have a weeks study leave coming up, followed by a few weeks...

If a staff member chooses the wrong set or period number while recording the attendance and they only notice after saving, there is no way to clear the recorded codes - they can only be replaced with new registration codes. This causes a confusion...

Some students have recurring appointments but these have to be logged individually. Please could you provide a recurring out of school tick box so that they can be scheduled?

Leave requests are so difficult to manage. With year group filters for instance, it would be easier.

We currently have GCSE results dashboards within Central - it would be useful to have A level results analysis too for the schools that have sixth forms.

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

We've implemented the missed register alerts for years 7-13 this term and have come across an issue where a lesson is set as "No Cover Required" in the Cover Manager as the timetabled teacher receives the notification even though they are not teac...

When a parent fills in a leave request then the reason should then automatically transfer over to the out of school. It is a pain having to then try and find the leave request to find out the reason in the completed requests. Completed requests sh...

When searching for pupils that fall below the % attendance threshold for a certain term we would like the ability to email parents from within Registration Manager rather than just print letters which isn't very 21st century and also impractical f...

We have a few cases where teachers have the same name (e.g. Mr Smith) and the reports do not make it easy to know which teacher should be contacted about registration queries. Could we place have the forename included to allow a distinction (e.g. ...