Ideas

Please add the Wellbeing Manager module to the 'Manage' section of Central in order to be able to push options to the Reference Data in the module. For example, Concern Categories, Concern Areas etc.

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.

Currently when a student is moved to a new detention an email notification is not then sent to them for the second or even third time. It is only sent when the first detention is added to iSAMS. Students who don't turn up to a detentions need an e...

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...

The ability to change who has attended or missed a detention after the detention has passed. There are a number of reasons this could be needed some include: WiFi/Internet issue meaning the register cannot be taken, detention is taken by someone e...

For Admin Users only, but knowing when the data was last updated and being able to update it when designing reports would be useful

It would be useful for different modules to talk to Registration Manager. For example, if an exclusion is put on in Exclusion Manager then we would like it to update the relevant marks in Registration Manager automatically. Similarly for students ...

Please onboard all TblParentPortalFeatures tables.

When assigning detention in Discipline Manager, the system currently notifies the Form Tutor only. Can it be configured to also inform the teachers who are assigned as 'Assistant Form Tutor' in School Manager?

The following areas require the user to tell the system who they are each time they make a submission. While on the odd occasion they might be submitting something for someone else, so the ability to change the selection should remain, the lack of...