Ideas

In the Wizard Bar, under Teaching Manager, staff can do a quick extract of their set lists. It would be very useful if student school emails was added to the list of limited fields that are available for them to extract.

In Timetable Manager > Manage Lesson Schedule it is possible to assign a member of staff to a lesson despite them not being set as a member of staff for the associated subject. This can lead to issues completing reports later on. When adding or...

The ability to add exact times (e. g. 1pm-4pm) when adding a timetable suspension for a year group in Cover Manager would be really useful, for example when all students in a year are on a trip in the afternoon but are present in the morning.

The teacher who created the concern to receive an email receipt. The email message would be able to be modified by us.

We would be like to be able to display red, amber, green styles in tracking model columns linked to baseline grades. For example, if a pupil's baseline grade is 7, and their termly grade is 8 = green. Although it's possible to set style objects ac...

It would be great to have 2 wizards that walked you through the rollover one would be for form groups a list of current forms and which form group they are mapped against for the students to promote into. The other would be similar in that you cou...

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...

It would be more efficient for teachers if there is a fill down feature to allow the Grade or outcome apply to the entire column.

I print off the Subject Reports Awaiting Completion sheet to scribble on as I figure out anomalies and check every teacher has completed all reports required - but I'm often reminding myself by looking elsewhere which subject the teacher teaches a...

It would be good if we could have the current (live) timetable published but to also show students what future timetables are going to be (without printing)