Ideas

It would be helpful to be able to repeat an entry on ISAMS on a weekly basis for example. eg an event that may occur every Friday at 10am

Parents have asked why some details are no longer visible (like the House, the form/tutor group name, year group, pupils email address, key school contacts) since transferring to the cloud-based parent portal. Will this be reinstated?

It doesn't seem possible to display recent School News and Documents on the Dashboard of the new Cloud Parent Portal. This is currently available on the old Parent Portal. please could it be added to the Cloud portal.

Please can all staff fields be available for export? Currently this is very limited and seems totally random.

On the Parent Portal there is a Documents & Files section. It would be great if there were a similar section on the Pupil Portal.

Looking for a way to view or track email communications sent to pupils from the Timetable mail applet. At present, these messages do not appear under the pupil profile → Communication History → Email History tab. The only record available is in th...

Email Wizard: The 'options' button and 'close window' button are close together. In fact the two toolbars are close together and it's too easy to click on the wrong button and lose all your work. Could a second stage be added to the 'Close window'...

Adding items to the Daily Bulletin. As far as I can tell, there's no way to either check what message you have created, check what attachments have been added successfully or edit/delete a bulletin. This is a real problem - especially if you've se...

It isn't currently possible to temporarily save a written email in email wizard while working on it: as soon as you go to another tab your work is lost. Allowing a draft to be saved would be a huge help.

Creating custom reports on iSams is not easy particularly for class teachers. A simple and straightforward wizard option or a tile of reports will be helpful. Particularly if reports like medical flags details were available on the wizard bar link...