All ideas

Can you please introduce a dark mode for teachers (like myself) with sight issues.

It would be very helpful if the subject teacher’s name could be included in the Teaching Manager Pupil View, as this would make it much easier to identify a student’s teacher. Please see the attached screenshot for reference.

I am not sure if this issue is unique to our setup; however, we link classes for automation purposes (for example, KS4 Biology, Chemistry, and Physics). When a class change is made, the email notification is only sent to one teacher (in this case,...

When SSO is in use, there should be an option to disable the non SSO login option to reduce confusion and increase security

Currently, there is no method to activate or deactivate a staff member via the REST API. Adding support for this feature would be highly useful for HR and IT teams who manage staff lifecycle through automated workflows or external HR platforms. By...

It would be helpful to be able to re order our routines under the Manage Routines tab in Portal Publishing. Currently they just seem to come up in the order they were created and as we have quite a few it would be helpful and tidier if we could gr...

Our governing body request reports each year which ask for detail of previous years' data ie number of children in each year group for the past ten years and other such data. I understand that once we roll up to the next year, all of this data is ...

Current Issue In the Report Manager module, when you select “List missing subject and form tutor comments” for a given cycle and apply the filter “Show possible duplicates,” the system returns records that may: Contain true duplicates (e.g. the ...

Add the salutation (Mr, Mrs, Dr, etc) to the Staff Directory page of the NEW cloud parent portal so that parents know how to address staff correctly.

Its a bit of a phaff to separate parents as we have to and would be so much easier & quicker to be able to simply press a button which automatically splits the 2 records into 2 and records a note to say separated/divorced. To make it even more...