I am told (by Ed:gen staff) that the Register Notes section is for information to give to the students and should be used sparingly. However, there needs to be a quick and efficient way to communicate to the staff member that a student leaving dur...

Currently we have to click on the button to generate reports for a year group. As we know, it takes a while for each year group to run and when it comes to the end of year report publishing, that can take quite a significant lot of time. It would ...

Our Friday morning registers are selected by Houses. We then do five trees within each house, spread across KS3 and KS4. The registration rule does not allow us to filter so the 5 teacher taking register could have 165 students to filter through. ...

Attendance records currently display full teacher names in the Student Portal. Please can this be changed to display as letter salutation format.

Create an area where staff annual leave can be requested and approved by managers.

It would be great if there could be a folder structure in the Cycle Manager area, Currently they are grouped by academic year but it would be good if we were able to define additional structure eg terms, half terms, divisions etc.

Is it possible to view the Admissions Manager enquiries by date order rather than alphabetical. This way you can select applicants in this order to send follow up call to action

For safeguarding reasons, it should also be possible to send an email alert to parents from the registration module (when the parent portal is not in use/activated).

Simple options like SUM are missing. I have 69 columns I want to add. It has already taken half a day to add the columns and get them setup, it feels like it will take that long again to create a formula to add each of the columns individually!

Allow tutors to see subject report grades from current cycles in both reports wizard and online assessment modules (currently only available from previous cycles). If the grades are mapped and synced from the gradebook I don't see why couldn't the...