We have hourly timetable periods but sometimes we need to split the period into two half hourly cover periods and assign different staff. This facility ensures that the relevant people are aware that they need to cover a class. Some of our staff a...

It is currently not possible to view UPNs in Admissions Manager. It would be preferable to be able to view (and edit) this filed from Admissions Manager rather than having to go to Pupil Manager.

Is there are a way to assign colours to subjects on student timetables? we have several students who would need additional help identifying subjects on their timetable. The current styling options are limited and not very user friendly for non IT ...

We have entrance exam results for each pupil in spreadsheets for each yeargroup, which we are considering adding to the Entrance Exams section on the pupil records. We can either enter all the results manually (which would take some time...), or s...

Please can there be an option to restrict which BI-codes are available against a general ledger code.

It would be useful if one reward or sanction type automatically triggered another. Example 1 - when a pupil reaches 15 points they receive a distinction. Staff have to manually issue a distinction at this point, duplicating their work. Example 2 -...

Description: We would like to request an enhancement to the Fire Register feature in iSAMS, specifically, the ability to sort the list of student names alphabetically by First Name instead of only by Surname. Currently, the Fire Register automatic...

This request is from one of our parents. Can they please have the option to download the timetable in a week on a page view in PDF - to stick on the fridge and other useful uses. The PDF download is a page per day which isnt particularly useful.

In many schools the majority of subjects are Form Based, so we dont really need teaching sets. This option works well in Teaching Manager, where you can set a subject to be organized in Teaching Sets or by Forms. But then when importing a TT from ...

Cambridge exam regulations require that seating plans "show the position of each table and chair, and where each candidate will sit. It must also show the position of the invigilator’s desk and the direction the candidates will face.". At the mome...