Ideas

When add a pupil to a student register ti would be good if I could to have the option to be able to: 1) Notify the pupil that is being added to the register (and potentially parents) 2) The staff member responsible for dealing with the pupil on th...

This can be helpful in engaging former pupils to return to the school and share news/ ideas with current students.

As we maintain accurate records of our alumni, there is no clear way to mark those pupils who have deceased. It would be helpful to be able to apply this label.

Registration should be designed with the focus on ensuring that the pupils can be registered as easily as possible. However, as currently implemented, if you have a registration rule that includes a student group that does not have a teacher assoc...

We are struggling to use the Future Absence lists at the moment as the students registered this way don't appear in the Out of School list. Personally I don't understand why they wouldn't. Surely an absence mark as a Future Absence is the same as ...

SYSTEM TIME OUT SETTINGS- adapt this so when you are logged out and log back in- your previously open modules reopen.

When an electronic form is set up on the Parent Portal, the parent needs to click on the icon to the right hand side of the form to open it up. It would be great if the name of the form itself was a hyperlink to the form as this is the most natura...

A popular request from our clients is the ability to create joint contacts in ISAMS instead of separate ones. This is currently not possible via the API. We can only create contacts individually.

When setting up electronic forms, you can apply permissions so that parents only see those forms if their children are members of particular groups (year groups, houses, custom groups etc.). However, if you use a pupil pick list on the form itself...

Using Curriculum Manager - it would be useful that reports produced via Pupil Profile/Assessments and Reporting display the course name rather than subject. This will enable us to see the full course and level, not just the associated subject. Whe...