Ideas

There is currently no way an end user can edit the default Wellbeing emails. Ideally, the template should be available with the rest in Control Panel Home -> Applications & Services -> E-Mail Manager -> Manage E-Mail Templates At th...

When setting up a Student Register, you can integrate it with registration so that when staff mark attendance they can see whether or not a pupil is on a particular list (and click the icon to view further information). This integration is not cur...

Please could head of subject / head of department be added to the notifications emails of rewards - where subject has been set as a mandatory field.

We would like to assign more than one staff member to take a detention

Reports are very basic and cumbersome. Why can't reports show only the latest up to date training? When you run a report it gives historic training too which complicates and is not necessary. I do not need to know the person has completed 4 lots o...

Currently the only way for a member of staff to be reminded that they are on detention supervision is to go into discipline manager and view all their detentions. It would be nice if this was displayed on their dashboard as a visual reminder. And/...

When contacting teachers through the wizard, once you have gone to the step of seeing the contacts, you can't get back to amend the message without losing it all. Please could this be changed so that you can go back a step without losing the work ...

It would be really helpful if the NATURE box under the category of SAFEGUARDING in 'create a concern' in wellbeing manager had a drop down menu - so that staff cannot input whatever they like...and therefore my reports to analyse the nature of con...

This would greatly improve the quality of data for reporting from the module

Whilst the idea of emailing home when a student visits our infirmary or is given medicine is useful - we won't be using it because we can't disable messages home if the studen is older. For older pupils, we feel that the notifications could breach...