Managing Addresses in SIMS – VIDEO
This video is a guide to managing addresses within SIMS.
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How to add date range to SEN report
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In the fields section expand the +SEN option then choose the Special Needs sub report – this is at the bottom and not the same as the SEN Needs at the top. Once this is active the Start date and/or End dates may be chosen and used in the filter definitions. Reviewed – 19/03/2018…
Deleting Discover Groups from SIMS
Focus | Groups | Discover Groups Discover Groups in SIMS no longer exist in Discover. How can these be deleted from SIMS? Please call the Scomis Service Desk on 01392 385300 as a patch will need to be applied to delete the groups. How useful was this article? Click on a star to rate it!…
How do I show the Preferred Forename/Surname on the Register rather than the Legal Forename/Surname?
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In Sims.net go to: Tools Setups Attendance Setup Module Setup In panel 2 Display of Names put a tick in the boxes Show Preferred Forename instead of Legal Forename and Show Preferred Surname instead of Legal Surname. Reviewed 29/7/20 How useful was this article? Click on a star to rate it! Submit Rating Average rating…
School Pupil Tracker within Scomis Hosted Applications
Currently, when using School Pupil Tracker within Scomis Hosted Applications, you will only be able to use the ‘Set Up Helper’. This is the area where you can upload a CTF or a report that has been created in SIMS.You can also use any functions used to update your account within SIMS eg. update classes, attendance, upload…
Can coursework marks be carried forward from previous year?
Please follow the below to carry forward a mark from the previous year. 1.Create a marksheet for the element aspect type ‘Coursework’ 2.Enter 0 for the Mark and give it a status of F. 3. Enter a Previous Qualifier Flag through Focus | Candidates Internal. Click on the plus (+) to add the Board, Series…
Funding and Monitoring – Example of repeating Year 13
The screenshots below are an example of how to record a repeating year 13. Using a student named Hannah will illustrate a method for taking account of students repeating year 13 and thereby extending their learning and programme aims into a third year. Hannah is several months too old to be taught in year 13…