Ideas

Allow staff to view their own personal details (but no other staff members) so they can update them if their details change including sos contact etc

This request is from one of our parents. Can they please have the option to download the timetable in a week on a page view in PDF - to stick on the fridge and other useful uses. The PDF download is a page per day which isnt particularly useful.

Currently we cannot display on results statements an overall syllabus mark alongside a Pass/Fail comment for eg A level sciences. We can display syllabus marks for subjects without a practical element. Please enable both the overall syllabus mark ...

Adding this option will save cost on printing letters to parents, which is ideal currently to have a paperless transaction, communication or notification apart from traditional email.

Show an icon in the cell to indicate a comment exists - very similar to marking a student exempt etc. Our HoD want to add intervention comments after certain assessment points, but there is no indication that a comment exists for that cell. At the...

The student can see what time they start and the duration of the exam but not the end time ( especially taking the extra time into account). This would also be helpful to see in Full Timetable Report and in the invigilator's print out.

Enable the modification of the My Child/Children widget to include links to other areas of the portal that the school may wish to use as well as/instead of timetable and attendance.

Hi, I’ve noticed that in some applications, when you press “Save” or similar actions, the “Yes/No” buttons are highlighted in red. While this works, I was wondering if it might be more intuitive to use green for “Yes” and red for “No,” similar to ...

Would like the ability to switch this off/remove this. We do not use the leave function and this just causes numerous comments from parents on why there is nothing under quick links.

using & causes the narrative to change to &amp: when exporting using excel. This is problematic as we need to keep descriptions relatively short.