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With regards things like pastoral notes and sanctions, we would really like to be able to tighten permissions so that only staff who work in an associated house can see Rewards and Conducts information for pupils within their house. We do currentl...

It would be good if parents could enrol their children for extra-curricular activities directly from the portal, with lists generated in iSAMS pending acceptance or rejection, as is the case with Leave requests. Once the student has been accepted ...

Can data from 3rd Parties be included with the iSAMS data e.g. SOCS, Evolve. Could this also include our own data e.g. CEM data (MidYIS/ALIS), other predictions

I would like to be able to set a timescale once a ticket is created for action to take place, so say after a set time period whether thats days or weeks a flag is created by the issue to highlight the lack of actions

We would love a way to show parents their children's email addresses.

Within Public Exams > View Exam Arrangements , there are no Candidate Details displayed currently like: Candidate Forename, Candidate Surname, Candidate UCI Number, Candidate Code. These are all displayed within the Pupil Portal though. It woul...

Having a 'Staff out of school' section would be very useful to make staff aware of any other staff which are off site on any particular day at a glance when first opening iSAMS. This section could operate similarly to the 'out of school' list whic...

When we sync the gradebooks to Reports using the "Sync Gradebook Data" button in the report cycle, we get 3 options to select the report status, Complete, Draft, or Incomplete and we get the option to update all the existing reports. Often, when I...

Is there a way that new parents can have access to School Spider before September so that they can book Wraparound care before their child starts in September? Our After School Club gets full weeks in advance so new parents cannot get onto wraparo...

using & causes the narrative to change to &amp: when exporting using excel. This is problematic as we need to keep descriptions relatively short.