Ideas

In the previous SEN Manager, teachers were able to click on a star in their class list and view immediately the overview of the student's SEND. Now, they land on a screening page, instead of having the support info they need in a single click.

I understand that certain elements of the SEND Register within Student Registers need to be hard coded for the Census etc. However, I would like to add additional sections and have some of the flexibility around what is visible in Overview as ther...

It would be useful to be able to create a Student Register which is applicable just to specified year groups. I know that it is possible to filter by year group, but being able to configure this as part of the setup would save this extra step and ...

It would be useful to have the ability to set a default value for fields created in Student Registers. This is particularly for Yes/No checkbox fields, where it would often be useful if the field was set to Yes by default.

It would be great if Family ID could be added so that we can display the number of families in the school.

SEN Register: be able to add, edit and delete SEN Types in the same way as you could in the old SEN Manager. At the moment this has to be done via the control panel Global Lists. Increase the SEN Type description from 50 characters to 250, this al...

It would be very useful to see data from Teaching Manager across multiple schools in Central. The type of data that would be useful would be: List of subjects (similar to the Simple Subject Report on iSAMS) Number of teachers linked to a subject (...

For example, we would like to upload the same swimming rota to a group of our swimmers. An alternative would be allowing hyperlinks in textboxes.

Allow filtering/searching of applicants based on fields held within a Student Register. Much as can be done within Pupil Manager or elsewhere. Without this is very much limits what can be done with Student Registers for admissions.

When adding elements to the registers, it would be useful to be able to add 'tickboxes' that are either 'true' if ticked, or 'false' if not. This is because some users find this much easier to work with then yes/no dropdowns...