Ideas

At the moment when we create a form using the auto pupil selector only one student can be selected. however, we have some parents/guardians who then need to complete exactly the same information several times for multiple students eg a family with...

To streamline our communications we would like to send emails via the parent portal to appear in the email history in the Parent App (currently Student Manager emails don't do this). We would need to create class, year and activity groups.

At present it is possible to see the the following with respect to a R&C Award: Description, Category, Teacher and Date. It is not possible to see the Subject for which the R&C mark was awarded, even though this is defined when making awar...

It would be good if we could align the colours of the academic houses that appear in the Parent App with those that are in use at the school, or at the very least, remove any colouring around the name of the academic house to remove ambiguity arou...

Option for parent to update their address associated to the contact types must be allowed.

We would like to request that the ability to cap the number of students in a Detention session is introduced. Most of our detentions happen with one member of staff assigned to supervise the session, and this would enable us to set a limit to allo...

All parties would benefit. It would dramatically reduce office workload

We're currently having to manually compile the CSV file to set up parent evenings. The Staff Export report is useful for getting the Staff names and ID numbers in the right order for the import template. However it's missing the staff email addres...

We are getting more and more SAR requests these days. Families are asking for a full breakdown in CSV format which shows all the payments/transactions made via ParentMail.

Where fields like work set, location, and offence code are already included in detention confirmation emails, it would be extremely useful if the detention name or type could be included in this email. Where detentions can vary in severity or cont...