It would be helpful if we could select all the pupils who did not attend a detention session and then move them all to the next available detention. OR If not marked as present they autmoically are selected to move to the next detention session

At the moment it is possible to import set lists via a spreadsheet. If any of the sets do not exist, they can be created automatically. It would be great if something similar could be done with classes taught by form. In this case, we would not ne...

We are now using the discipline module fro prep and senior school. It would be helpful if the next detention was division dependant. ie. prep school teachers saw next prep school detention and senior school Teachers saw only senior school detentio...

Office 365 calendar/meetings/scheduling (and, I presume Google as well) would be more useful if there were a way for Ed:gen to export to or write a teacher or student's timetable to it. Currently, people would need to create repeating appointments...

When putting together seating plans you can see SEN requirements. However, the SEN requirements will not necessarily apply for every subject. At the moment, the only way to log subject-specific arrangements is by adding that information to the not...

When adding cover they are faint and it makes it difficult to tell who needs covering.

We log in as our personal names but we wish the emails we send to prospective parents to come from our generic 'admissions' email address. I know this can be changed in the 'options' tab, but can it be set as the default option please. Doing it fo...

This would be a double check that you have seated all the candidates for that exam. Also, it would be very easy to see where you were up to in creating your seating plans.

It would be very useful if we could associate a reward & conduct type and consequence with a specific Year Group(s) as we have reward & types that are only applicable to particular years e.g. disruptive behaviour in the junior school has d...

It would be good to have students blank spaces on timetables be automatically called "Study Period" or something else. Framing these non-taught periods as study periods would certainly help set the right tone.