Ideas

We would like a field in the teaching manager that allows you to type an exam level for a course e.g. 77. We used to have this on PASS which was helpful when exporting teaching set data to excel for examination purposes.

Can you add a next and previous button to navigate between sets within a subject, like the feet / golden boots in student manager, rather than having to return to sets and click into the next set again.

The wizard view teaching set list only lets you filter by Subject, year group, or Teacher. We need to filter by room, too.

Adding a filter and search bar for documents. Like we have for Issues to be able to filter through documents easier incase of accessing files in an emergency.

I would like to be able to set a timescale once a ticket is created for action to take place, so say after a set time period whether thats days or weeks a flag is created by the issue to highlight the lack of actions

As a Trust, having multiple schools and multiple activities can be confusing. The compliance matrix does not pull through all of the MAT monitored activities therefore is not reporting correct data. My suggestion is that in the downloads for excel...

When working in School Manager and Teaching Manager, there are long lists of subjects and year groups (e.g., Year 7 to Year 13). While editing, it’s sometimes difficult to keep track of the correct row, which can lead to mistakes and wasted time. ...

Freeze the activity part to the compliance so when you move the bar across the bottom you can still see the activity

If a new student arrives, we have to open the teaching sets and click on "add students" one by one. It would be easier if I could go to the student's profile somewhere and add a list of the sets she/he would join as we do it when importing sets at...

We would like the ability for Admin users to mark items as read on behalf of other staff. This would benefit as staff have to reconfirm they have read a document if we have uploaded a new version, for instance, a formatting change or a single word...