Ideas

Dear all, WE would like to have the ability to transfer grades between gradebooks, this is specially useful when the student changed their Form or a Subject. By enabling this feature might reduce the problems with redundant reports that pulls info...

It is currently not possible to view UPNs in Admissions Manager. It would be preferable to be able to view (and edit) this filed from Admissions Manager rather than having to go to Pupil Manager.

We have many classes where we have to create two seperate sets but for all intents and purposes are one class taught at the same time by the same teacher. The best example of this are High Level and Standard Level IB Diploma classes. When re-roomi...

Is there are a way to assign colours to subjects on student timetables? we have several students who would need additional help identifying subjects on their timetable. The current styling options are limited and not very user friendly for non IT ...

Parents used to be able to see attendance for (periods) in our secondary school. and am/PM for the Primary school. Now there nothing appearing for parents of secondary school

I'm in my busiest period adding sets to timetables. Yes, I can do an upload initially, but when the pupils then drop or change a subject, it's incredibly time consuming (especially when adding several individual study periods to replace a dropped ...

Instead of deleting subjects one by one under the pupil view, it would be better to select the subjects we want to delete and use a dropdown menu for the delete function.

We were able to make the Parent Portal simple and objective with only a few pages in the older version - customizing names, menus, their order, etc. This was a huge loss from the previous one, and now we will have to share a longer version and rec...

It would be good if withdrawn candidates were removed automatically from seating plans.

We swap our timetables over for internal examinations and we create sets especially for this purpose (as we do not want these sets created in Teams and the groups that pupils are placed in do not necessarily match their usual teaching sets). Howev...