IRIS Ed:gen & iSAMS

When coming up to a detention can a reminder email be sent to the teacher (maybe also the pupil). E.G. Detention is at 4pm, email is sent at 3pm to teacher (maybe also pupil) about the detention.

Frequently when cover is required due to part of a year group being out on a trip, we may combine classes. We couldn’t find an obvious way of combining classes and notifying teachers that this has happened. We found that we could get the same memb...

The student can see what time they start and the duration of the exam but not the end time ( especially taking the extra time into account). This would also be helpful to see in Full Timetable Report and in the invigilator's print out.

Enable the modification of the My Child/Children widget to include links to other areas of the portal that the school may wish to use as well as/instead of timetable and attendance.

Develop the ability to use the Acvo - A2MIS to allow direct data exchange between the Data Transport Application that the JCQ uses to send and receive EDI files and External Exams Manager.

I appreciate that there are a couple of Ideas around this, but they have been merged into a more complicated 'flexible email templates' idea. ( i.e. https://ideas.isams.com/ideas/MIS-I-479) Given the number of support queries these emails generate...

We would benefit from a quick add option in the cover module. I would have the opportunity to create an "absence" add a name and the time required. It would be great for invigilation and random duties we need to cover. It would generate a cover sl...

Currently only the teacher assigned to a particular detention can take the register for said detention. In the 'normal' registers, any staff can take registers for classes/forms other than their own, e.g. when they're covering a lesson. We would l...

Currently if an out of school record for a pupil overlaps the start of a lesson the teacher is not currently able to register them when they do arrive. This only affects the start of the lesson, if the OOS starts during the lesson they are able to...

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