Ideas

Is there a way to hide the room nos on the timetable pdf that appears on the parent can download (pdf format) on the parent portal timetable option?

Cloud portal: Under 'My account' tab, on selection, the arrangement of the dropdown options are listed on the left side of the page- this is helpful for parents especially since the screen resolution impacts the drop down options arrangement. Simi...

The calculated columns feature looks great but has limited use if calculations only run across columns ie add column 1 to column 2. It would be useful to have the ability to aggregate columns. As an example to calculate whether a students grade is...

Show the start/end times of each period on timetables when viewed on the Parent Portal.

When in Registration Manager | School Register/Week View/Day View etc, I can click on a student's name & a box of basic information is shown (currently student details & parent contact information). Could I request two extra tabs please? -...

e.g. We have a supply teacher from and agency called 'Gillian Sabino' who has an email address 'smh.supply1@ldst.org.uk' - ideally when I publish cover, she would receive, vai email, the cover lessons relevant to her. Thanks Nigel

We noticed that the view of the student register for parents showed the full name of the teacher who took the am/pm register ie Mr Matthew Edwards. Is there any way of turning just this bit off so all it does is show if a student was present or no...

Currently, the diary appointments in the Medical Centre module are only coded as ORANGE for General Appointments and GREEN for Follow-up Appointments. We have various Visit Types that support our medical centre processes and we'd like the ability ...

When exporting visit date we can only see the Category and the Date so are having to look at calendars to find out what the visit actually was

Previous school information to be pulled through in student manager in the enrolment tab so it can be seen when looking at a student's contact details. Currently you have to go into admissions to see it in quite a long-winded process.