Academic

When a teacher has a regular weekly duty, the only way to add it to their TT is by adding it under 'manage availability schedule'. This is fine, until that teacher is absent and then it does not flag up as needing cover, as ISAMS does not recognis...

When a year tutor for example wants to write one general comment for a set of reports, we tend to hard code it into our printing templates, which is not ideal, as this can change with each cycle. Instead an ideal solution would be to allow the yea...

I'm sure it used to do this hoever I have been told by your team that it hasn't. If when the seating plans for that exam time and session have been completed ie. all students have been allocated a seat, if the exam was greyed out, it would be easi...

Currently managing availability is on a per teacher/per pupil/per room basis from my understanding. I would benefit from some bulk/group managing capabilities for availabilities. It would be good if we could export a list of all availabilities onl...

Can you add a next and previous button to navigate between sets within a subject, like the feet / golden boots in student manager, rather than having to return to sets and click into the next set again.

It would be REALLY helpful if the period timings were able to be on the cover slips please. Many thanks, Laura

Students may have Exam Special Arrangements which specify that they need coloured paper. It would be helpful to have this added as a check box option that can be viewed alongside the others as it does not currently appear.

When working in School Manager and Teaching Manager, there are long lists of subjects and year groups (e.g., Year 7 to Year 13). While editing, it’s sometimes difficult to keep track of the correct row, which can lead to mistakes and wasted time. ...

We would like the ability to copy report mappings too when copying a grade book. I.e. we could create templates and copy them in their entirety and just make small amendments instead of creating everything from scratch each report cycle.

If extra time is only relevant for particular subjects, the candidates exam timetable would only reflect the actual subjects they are entitled to extra time for rather than showing extra time for all subjects which can lead to some confusion.