Ideas

It would be helpful if teachers could specify who they are sharing comments with (e.g. other teachers in their year group/department), or alternatively, if shared statements could be filtered by subject and year group.

A significant number of our students have Ear Defenders and a few need coloured paper / overlays (which is different from colour naming) as part of their access arrangements. While we can detail these additional needs in the Arrangement Notes free...

We would like to be able to export (and view) a timetable for the whole division - and see all a Division's lessons per period per day per week.

1 On the stage when you are able to remove pupils from the seating plan with the green 'tick' to red 'no entry' symbol. If you then change to candidate number rather than surname - the next step - all your work disappears. The stages need to be sw...

Allow staff members i.e. teachers to enter their students into exams on a marksheet for this to be signed / amended by the exams officer in a digital way such as a workflow within the system. Currently only the exams officer can enter students int...

It would be great if, when we ran a Gradebook sync to a Report Cycle, that the students who do not have any gradebook marks are not marked as 'Complete' in the Report Cycle. It results in numerous students appearing with empty reports.

At the moment iSAMS timetable works for the whole week, even if the term starts on lets say Thursday rather than Monday. This means lessons show in outlook calendar / Room Booking System for days where there are no lessons. So, teachers calendar s...

Currently when a gradebook is created a class is assigned which defaults in the students & Teacher. When creating the report mapping, it would be really useful to have the subject / class default to 'selected'. Currently for each Report mappin...

Currently there are a set of dashboards for MIS, HR, Compliance & Finance. However it would be great to have combination dashboards for true data analysis i.e. 1) finance & MIS - what is the cost of a curriculum vs. GCSE or A Level results...