Ideas

It would be useful if register notes and Access Arrangements were available on Pupil Profile overview page. Scholarship details would also be useful

When we do school reports, we generally set them up as assessments to appear to staff in Online Assessment System. Once things have been entered we change it to a report for editing and final checks. Some of our staff struggle to remember this, so...

We would like to add a text box that we can populate with relevant information that can be shown as part of the overview from student registers. For example, we're using the module for our EAL students. In there it shows their current EAL phase, t...

The house information cannot be shown in the parent portal or the cloud portal which is supposed to replace iParent app. This information is needed for parents so that they can buy clothes according to houses before the start of the school.

After migrating to the new Student Registers, our SEN staff could no longer update or add exam access arrangements for pupils not on the SEN register. This has to be done in the External Exams module, which SEN staff only have read access to. It w...

It would be useful if seating plans - in addition to stating when a candidate has, e.g., 25% extra time or a Word Processor - could show when a candidate has additional EAA notes, so that invigilators know that they need to check what these are. I...

When a teacher is put on cover, the cover lesson should appear on their timetable so that the cover teacher can take register as they normally would.

We have some report cycles where parents will receive an interim report via the Parent Portal which will have the scores and grades from some progress tests. Later on they'll receive one with comments. The issue is that between now and then some p...

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...