Ideas

We would like to be able to send autogenerated mails to parents when pupil reach certain reward targets so parents are aware (on top of seeing them in the portal).

It would be useful if one reward or sanction type automatically triggered another. Example 1 - when a pupil reaches 15 points they receive a distinction. Staff have to manually issue a distinction at this point, duplicating their work. Example 2 -...

Add in options such as Boarding House so that sanctions that are related to behaviour outside the classroom can be more easily recorded. At the moment just have to leave everything blank which is not ideal if trying to spot patterns

Please add Pupil Form on e-mail templates as we have boys with the same name and Housemasters and staff need to be able to able to identity correct pupil when they receive a notification.

I want to make it easier for colleagues to allocate a reward (or concern) on iSAMS. Currently, staff are dissuaded from doing so. Would it be possible to introduce a search field to allow for staff to at the least narrow down to their subject? Tha...

Currently, we have set up the positive comment to be sent to the parent email address when recorded in iSAMS. This has been a great addition, however, we have noticed a massive drop in responses back from parents. Normally, teachers would email ho...

For those of us who don't use Wellbeing Manager it would be really useful if we could have workflows available in the Reward & Conduct module similar to those in Wellbeing Manager. so we could set up an alert email or something.

We often have a Parent whose email address is their work one. Once they change job they remember to update their email on ParentMail but not longer have access to their old email address to approve the change. We also have this where parents have ...

Dear iSAMS, On the Reward and Conduct Manager, teachers have been feedback whether the pupil name can be displayed as Preferred Forename and Surname rather than Forename and Surname when they are given a merit ticket etc. As always, pupils are kno...