Ideas

Additional fields for the criteria of entitlement groups would be a useful feature, for example all those on a fixed term contract or who have a particular amount of working weeks in their record.

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

On the new Parent Portal, it looks like academic reports are listed in chronological order, i.e. with the oldest at the top and the newest at the bottom. It would make much more sense, and be much more usable from a parent's perspective, if the ne...

Currently isn't possible for Former Students to be visible within the Parent Portal, and this causes a lot of missed communication and over work with families. It will be ideal to leave former students in as a "read option" for their grades, into ...

It would be helpful to have a notification when a post or vacancy has been approved. The process for approval is useful for our CFO so he knows what to expect budget wise, but once it has been approved it relies on the administrator to check.

This request is from one of our parents. Can they please have the option to download the timetable in a week on a page view in PDF - to stick on the fridge and other useful uses. The PDF download is a page per day which isnt particularly useful.

With 70+ pages, I feel like it would be beneficial if we can group all the enabled pages together and all the disabled pages together. Then be able to collapse either group accordingly. Alternatively allowing sorting by the page status column.

It would be useful to be able to re-order the features of the Dashboard. There are times throughout the year where we'd like to make key messages to parents more prominent and therefore move text sections to the top of the page to catch their atte...

Once a parent completes the electronic form on the Parent Portal, the form automatically gets added to their Pupil Manager record as a Document. Ideally the fields would also pull through to their profile as well (i.e. if using it as a consent for...

It was raised to me that people may have a preferred name for quite sensitive reasons, for example someone who is none binary might feel their name reflects to heavily on their gender assigned at birth so identifies with a more gender neutral name...