In the Wizard Bar, under Teaching Manager, staff can do a quick extract of their set lists. It would be very useful if student school emails was added to the list of limited fields that are available for them to extract.

If ADDING pupils to sets manually. You need to have a warning which shows if a Pupil is already in another set in the same 'department' or the same 'subject'. Nothing to avoid you adding Pupils to a bunch of sets when they already appear in anothe...

We have several divisions set up, as different year groups have timetables with different lesson lengths etc. For example, we have divisions for years 3&4, 5&6 and 7&8 - a teacher who teaches in all of these divisions gets three separa...

If there is a pupil with a known clash, for example we have special arrangements where a pupil is at a language lesson, taking a 6th subject out of one day of their registration class (so cannot be removed from the Reg for one period) OR there are...

It would be useful to be able to see what entries/changes a member of staff has made to the Student Manager module.

We would like to assign more than one staff member to take a detention

It would be helpful if more then one administrator could receive notifications by email that an account has been locked - ideally we would like for separate notifications to be sent to different people for staff, parents and students.

There are a few statutory training sessions all staff need to attend, and it's currently not very easy to record the fact that staff have, or have not, had a particular training session in iSAMS. It would be great if we could create a training ses...

We regularly add Bulletin items as soon as we know when something is going to happen, but add the attachment of who it affects nearer the time. However, there is no way to attach anything to an existing Bulletin item - we need to recreate the item...

In exactly the same way as just appeared in this box. Some guidance about what goes in the comment box that then disappears when you start typing. Remind teachers of some of the major dos and don'ts