Parent Portal

As well as allowing attachments (voted for in a previous suggestion) also allow hyperlinks within the body of emails sent via the Parent Portal.

We are in the middle of configuring our new Parent Cloud Portal and we have noticed the Parents Home page is very negative in showing the Discipline record but not the Merits assigned via Rewards & Conduct, the parents have to select School Pr...

Currently, when a parent's portal account is locked due to failed login attempts, the school administrator must manually locate the account in Parent Portal Manager, unlock it, and send a reset link. This creates unnecessary support overhead, espe...

If it was possible to identify who has not completed certain electronic forms, this would prove invaluable in then chasing the relevant people to complete the form. If any of this could then be automated, even better, but simply identifying those ...

Order the "latest documents" on parent portal by date added with newest at top, not alphabetically

We don't want Parents to see the Reason/Descriptions for Detentions and for rewards and conducts on the Parent Portal. It would be useful to have an option to turn this off. Particularly if an event involves another student and their name is on th...

Adding a calendar event to the Parent Portal doesn't allow filtering by Year Group so that only parents of students in the selected Year Group do see the event. Currently, all parents do see all events, and many are not related to them so it creat...

The ability to upload documents such as medical certificates or other relevant paperwork would enhance the efficiency and accuracy of the leave request procedure. It would also reduce the need for physical paperwork and manual handling, thereby mi...

Currently, the new Parent Portal dashboard only displays an overall "Out of School" percentage, which may lead to confusion among parents as it does not distinguish between authorized absences, unauthorized absences, and other valid reasons for a ...

We have gender neutral pupils. The pupil and their family will not want to see them as a boy/girl or colour coded.