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Omni

Every feature, by role

The full list, not just the highlights. 14 capabilities for families.

For pupils and parents

14 capabilities

Parent portal

  • Everything, in one place

    See your child's timetable, attendance, behaviour and homework together, updated as it happens.

  • What you actually need to do

    Outstanding homework, an evening to book, a report to read, shown above the figures and cleared once dealt with.

Reports

  • No attachment to find

    A published report appears the moment it is ready, with nothing to download or chase by email.

  • Pupils can read their own report

    A pupil sees what was written about them, rather than hearing it second hand.

Families

  • One login, every child

    One login covers every child you have at the school.

Attendance

  • Attendance first, not buried

    The figure a school is held to, shown first, for whatever period you choose rather than one fixed window.

Progress

  • Progress subject by subject

    Marks, homework and merits per subject, ordered by where attention is needed, and reconciling exactly with the headline figures.

Parents' evenings

  • Book an appointment online

    Choose a slot against your child's own timetable, with no phone call to the school office.

  • You cannot be booked in two places at once

    With more than one child at the school, a slot already taken for one is not offered for the other.

Homework

  • See homework the moment it is set

    Not found out about the night before it is due.

Pupil portal

  • A pupil view built for a phone

    Timetable, homework calendar and merit total, on the device a pupil actually has with them.

  • What room, what next

    The day's timetable with rooms, so the question at the bell answers itself.

Wellbeing

  • Pupils can say how they are doing

    A short wellbeing check-in against the national indicators, which pastoral staff can see and act on.

Exams

  • The exam timetable, per pupil

    SQA and prelim dates matched to the pupil rather than a whole-school PDF to read through.