A download template produces a list of all the names of students on each subject tab in accordance with the way they are allocated to subjects/classes in Teaching Manager. I have had occasion when I have had to remove a number of students from a l...

When adding documents to the Parent Portal or linking children to their parents accounts, I have been told I cannot search for Former Pupils and so cannot use them. The Former pupil has to be put into Applicants or Current and then I will be able ...

In Manage Periods & Days when you click on a week you get various items appear in "Week Options and Tasks" which currently include: Edit Week Properties Copy Week Arrange Weeks Arrange Week Days Delete Week At the end of the 2022-23 academic y...

Provide endpoints for the four timetable tutorial tables: TblTimetableManagerTutorials TblTimetableManagerTutorialsPeriods TblTimetableManagerTutorialsPupils TblTimetableManagerTutorialsTeachers Each year we have approximately 2,500 tutorials whic...

In HR Manager, in the "Financial Information" (under "Additional Information" list on the right-hand side), there is the ability to record a staff member's "Contract" information and then archive it to the "History" tab, so you can maintain the mo...

Can we include the pupils' tutorial teachers as well as curriculum teachers?

We presently report on one half of a year group based on which exam board they are sitting with (which we can do by subject). Unfortunately, we then have to manually exclude the rest of the year from tutor, house and head allocations as there is n...

If there was a way to have a flag that comes up after a pupil has been off for a select amount of days it would make it easier for staff to be made aware of prolonged absences.

Students should be able to be allocated or excluded to report cycles via their House or Stream. For schools with separate curriculums, this is vital.

In our international school, we have two separate systems. One for international students and the other for those who do the local system. As the curriculums tend to be very similar, we teach many of these classes together. However, the reports fo...