Every page in Communication now shares one floating toolbar, the lists are easier to scan, and a message opens in a slide-in panel instead of taking you away from where you were. Delivery details read the same whether you open them in the panel or on their own page.
The composer shows your message exactly as a parent will receive it, updating as you write. You also get a notification once a campaign has finished going out, so you no longer have to keep checking.
Transport now shares the same floating toolbar across its pages, and details open in a side panel beside the list you were reading. The whole section works properly on a phone.
When a subject is compulsory for one stream and an optional extra for another, students who take it as part of their own stream had it quietly dropped from their admit card and datesheet. Those papers are back, and students who chose the subject as an extra keep theirs.
Automatic invigilator allocation no longer puts the same teacher in two halls at the same time. It now also prefers teachers whose own classes are sitting that paper, since their periods are cancelled anyway.
You can search for a student and record a waiver from a quick composer that shows exactly what is being waived and how much, before you save it. A waiver that includes transport now records the transport amount too.
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