IRIS Ed:gen & iSAMS

Can we include the pupils' tutorial teachers as well as curriculum teachers?

We presently report on one half of a year group based on which exam board they are sitting with (which we can do by subject). Unfortunately, we then have to manually exclude the rest of the year from tutor, house and head allocations as there is n...

Whenever we have MOCK exams, we make a copy of the actual timetable and in that copy I have to remove all lessons from a year group. Normally I use the subject timetables, but still it takes too much time, going subject by subject to delete those ...

If there was a way to have a flag that comes up after a pupil has been off for a select amount of days it would make it easier for staff to be made aware of prolonged absences.

Students should be able to be allocated or excluded to report cycles via their House or Stream. For schools with separate curriculums, this is vital.

In our international school, we have two separate systems. One for international students and the other for those who do the local system. As the curriculums tend to be very similar, we teach many of these classes together. However, the reports fo...

When adding multiple rewards and conducts using the table can field types be added as an option to select for each student?

Rather than the Departments and subjects being pulled through from iSAMS en masse, it would be more user friendly if these could be chosen in the configuration. We really only want teachers to have to choose from a list of relevant Departments, ra...

As we enter the new academic year we're reaching the point where we need to allocate pupils to Academic Houses. We try to keep siblings in the same house, so it would be really useful if we could have Sibling Academic House" available for export a...

AND provide the name of the person who has created them. When I go into Export Wizard my first option if I want to run a report is "Test" shared by goodness knows who. Also, could your own reports be at the top and shared ones at the bottom? Then ...