One is currently only able to allocate a timetable to whole weeks rather than individual days. This means when you have half terms etc which run from mid-week or to mid-week you need to create 6 half terms rather than 3 terms. If you have a single...

Would be great to be able to exclude contacts of current pupils when emailing applicants contacts through the email wizard. At the moment when sending the same communication to current parents and applicants, if a parent is in both categories they...

Combine separate Contacts when imported through Admissions +, adding both separate father and mother contacts as well as a combined 'parents' or 'household' contact to the student's records. Thereby indicating which parent is paying the fees for f...

Photos uploaded by parents of students in admission portal once they are accepted, it can be moved to as their profile picture.

It would help to track patterns - students would receive better interventions

It's great you have discipline beta on the REST api now now, can we also have update and create methods. We have lots of pastoral workflows that result in detention and we currently have to send an email to an admin person to enter them manually, ...

It would be very useful to our admissions team to be able to search for applicants by the term they are joining within an academic year. Or at least have the ability to add this as a column of information that we can sort by once searched for a pa...

Currently when you add a new List Object to new/existing Group, the object is arranged in alphabetical order. Should add a new feature whereby the objects could be arranged in whatever order the user prefers.

It would be great if we could set up an automatic alert/notification for Pastoral Leads so they are reminded when any student is absent for a longer period of time.

When sending an SMS via the iTeacher app, when you select the pupils, for those who have a contact of combined "Parents" it only sends the SMS to one of the parents (I'm guessing this is only going to the primary and not the secondary). When we se...