Ideas

In configuration of Pastoral Flag colors, It would be beneficial to all user if the flag color that has been set up in Well Being module will also reflect in other modules such as Pupil Manager and Registration. As of the moment, the pastoral flag...

Please could you grant users permission to hide the non-user created columns that display in the GUI of each Student Register? I'd like to hide the 'Form', 'Boarding House', and 'DOB' columns from our Access Arrangements register because it has a ...

Be able to export all off games to excel so the information can be usefully sorted.

It would make life a lot easier if Pupil Registers could have a RLT box like we get in Pupil Lists. Trying to look at the same page between pupils at the minute in Pupil Registers is a bit time consuming.

For rewards and conduct module, for all subject rewards are not given. Only for a very few subjects rewards are given. There should be a provision we can filter the subject list and add only the required ones so that it will be easy for teachers t...

Each term we generate attendance data for all pupils and those in various groups. We can easily do this using the attendance summary reports and select from the options there for male, female, ethnic groups and send. However, there is currently no...

After the creation of a concern, the concern detail page has concern severity option. Please add this option on the concern creation page.

Please add 'Create an Indicator' option to the Wizard Bar. This would ideally be in addition to the 'Create a Concern' option that is already there. Thanks

We can have different categories for allocating Merits (Attendance, behavior, uniform, etc) which help with analyzing merits issued. It would be useful if we can have this functionality in when entering pupils in detention.

Let me run you through our process: When a concern is logged, we DO NOT give the person logging the ability to assign visibility. This is because we don't want them to add in every person they can think of relating to the child, thinking that they...