When viewing Teaching set lists it would be advantageous to have Register Flag and Register notes set up as a default option. Teachers may forget to tick these, and these notes can be quite important in how a lesson can run.

Can I please have following sections from Salary Information available in Central dataset: Additional Payments Deductions

Allows for the addition of additional information that could be useful for the user and relieve some pressure from support.

It would be beneficial to mark students out of school for all lessons for a day, without marking them out for AM and PM Registration, when they straddle these compulsory registrations. This would be useful for times such as Study leave, when lesso...

It would be really useful to remove a single pupil from all screens in Allocations, eg HM, Year etc. We have that ability on the Subject tab but not on the rest and it would be helpful to remove them from the staff entry listing in Reports Wizard.

I have a load of models that show the student's progress over the academic year, but only staff can see the models. It seems a no-brainer to allow the students to see this data from the Student Portal.

It would be great if the system could check to the exam entries, and if the exam has students eligible for extra time, that this be added on to the total time requirements for the exam. It is great just being able to drag the exam times around on ...

It is possible to customise the text used in the main navigation links so that it matches whatever fits the school's terminology. For example, detentions at our school are known as Punishment School. However, the headings used in the pages themsel...

Show the out of school reason and/or out of school code in the registration history view to make the view more comprehensive .

Would it be possible to somehow allow teachers to see which registers the pupils are associated with when taking a register or perhaps looking at a class list in iTeacher? Even better if these can then be clicked on to show an overview of the regi...