Ideas

In Pupil/Student Profiles, if you view the results for a school exam cycle that has not yet been published, the two results columns attempt to display the test "Results unavailable due to publishing status". However, the columns are not wide enoug...

We have different levels of detention (using the detention type field), most staff will only want to put a student into the lower levels so allowing them to pick from an open list of upcoming detentions of every level makes it harder than it need ...

When you click into a Students record in any of the Student Registers it only shows their legal forename and surname. Would be be possible to show their Preferred Forename, Tutor/Form Group, Year Group, Academic House and Boarding House just how i...

When recording a GP surgery against a pupil in the medical centre module, it would be useful to be able to search by postcode as sometimes parents only tell us the doctor name not the correct name of the practice.

Would be useful to be able to see the gender of the child in one go without having to refer to the another module.

From Claire Dell at Chumleigh College, cdell@chulmleigh.devon.sch.uk: We have a very slick online admission process for Chulmleigh College, however the process falls down when we ask parents to pay for the school bus, lockers and top up money prio...

Propose for an auto auto download into a unique student DMS folder for any system generated document and this can be accessible directly via student profile. The users currently need to attach each document & upload this manually and frequentl...

We have 3 registers set up. In student manager the icons appear in alphabetical order. We would like the ability to change the order they are displayed in so that SEN icon always comes before the other types of register icon.

A link on the Wizard bar that would allow staff to add notes to a pupil quickly would be great to cut clicks needed. A bit like the Pupil Quick View, but being able to enter a note to the searched pupil.

This is such an unbelievably powerful tool but why limit it to pupils? We have 100s of use cases for staff, it's such a shame it's pupils only.