Ideas

This is really needed to get the grades into SISRA, the only way you to pull this report is through reports wizard.

Be able to see the timetable of a former student.

It would be usefull when a student added to a teaching set, the email notifications which is sent to teachers differs to when a student has been moved from a teaching set. So teachers realise this is a new student added to the teaching set and it ...

while importing ASC timetable , during SET code warning resolution, we are not able to match lesson with existing teaching form. here I am not able to map lessons to the existing teaching form while resolving SET code warnings, in case class short...

At the moment, we can only create a max of 10 child elements. We would like to be able to add more so these export nicely to Excel.

The spreadsheet that is downloaded from the Reports Wizard has password protection applied to it. When protection is applied to a spreadsheet, it is no longer possible to make use of the spell checker facility. It would be great if a workaround fo...

It doesn't seem possible to deactivate any of the built-in registers, e.g. Looked After and Free School Managers. We don't use those registers, so it would be useful to be able to deactivate them, so they do not appear in the drop-down list.

It would be useful to be able to copy an existing email template from the "Shared E-mail Templates" or "My E-Mails Templates" section. The current options are archive, edit or delete, and a copy button would be useful for when creating an addition...

When a report is run on room closures and room changes it only shows the rooms where there has been a room change, not where a room has only been closed (and there are no room changes). I would like to be able to run a report with all the rooms th...

Currently, with the siblings pupils having same dad but different moms or against, we cannot link them as siblings and we have to choose to link pupils onto the same dad/same mom contacts instead and those same dad/same mom contacts becomes the pr...