Every feature, by role

Today's numbers, not tomorrow's

See today's attendance percentage as it happens, and drill into a year group or a single pupil in two clicks.

Attendance trends, by day, weekday and stage

Spot a cohort slipping, or a weekday that consistently dips, while there is still time in the term to act on it.

Catch in-school truancy

Flags pupils marked present at registration but absent later in the day, without anyone cross-checking registers by hand.

The daily absence report, in one click

Today's absences ready to send, filterable by reason code, year group or stage, exportable to Excel or CSV.

See which registers were never taken

A live list of untaken registers, so the gap is closed the same morning rather than found weeks later.

Cover that assigns itself

Log a staff absence and Omni proposes available cover from your own supply pool automatically.

Cover that respects the rules you already work to

Suggestions favour subject specialists, respect period caps, and skip anyone already teaching or already covering.

An audit trail for every cover decision

Who covered what, when, and who approved it, which matters for supply invoicing and for disputes.

Know who's outstanding

A school-wide report timeline shows exactly who is outstanding, before the deadline, not after.

Written reports, from draft to published

Comments are entered per class, submitted, approved by the principal teacher, then published to parents as one action.

Last year's comments beside this year's

A pupil's earlier reports for the same subject sit next to the comment being written, so progress is described rather than guessed.

Previous years stay readable

A finished year's reports open exactly as they were, with that year's classes and enrolments, not today's.

The whole school, on one page

Attendance, behaviour and progress across every year group, without waiting for someone to build the report.

Monitor pupils sent out of class

An ask-outs report shows who is being sent out, from which subjects and how often, which is usually a pattern rather than an incident.

Build your own timetable

A school day editor, a curriculum planner and a placement board, so a new timetable does not depend on separate software.

Clashes shown as you build, not after

Teacher, room and pupil clashes are shaded live on the board, including pupils shared between any two classes.

Place what is left automatically

An assistant places the remaining classes without disturbing anything already positioned, and tells you what it could not place and why.

Import from TimeTabler if you prefer

A guided import reads your existing export, matches staff and subjects, and shows the plan before committing.

Plan next year while this year runs

Build next session's timetable months ahead without touching the live year, with a banner making clear which you are editing.

Copy a year forward as a starting point

Clone the timetable, periods, classes, teachers, rooms and option columns into an empty year, then adjust rather than rebuild.

Move the whole school up a year, in one step

Enrolments close, classes retire, leavers are marked and pupils progress, all in a single guarded action.

Run option choices properly

Publish course offerings, collect pupil choices against option columns, and see where a column is oversubscribed.

Attainment by pupil, class, subject or faculty

Aggregate where you need to, and find the cohort slipping before the tracking week says so.

A faculty view for principal teachers

Attendance, behaviour and attainment scoped to your own subject area rather than the whole school.

Faculty meetings with agendas and minutes

Agendas, minutes and actions kept with the faculty they belong to, rather than in somebody's inbox.

House standings that update themselves

Running house totals drawn from merits as they are awarded, with no spreadsheet to maintain.

Staff directory and leadership structure

Who holds which remit, by subject, house or year group, and who to go to for what.

One school calendar

Term dates, exams, events and in-service, visible to the staff who need them.

Run a parents' evening end to end

Set the evening up, publish it to the right year group, let parents book, and print the night's schedule.

The school at a glance

Live attendance, enrolled pupils, behaviour points and open referrals, built for the office wall as much as the laptop.