Wauton Samuel & Co Ltd. [School Census]

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Information about Our Pupil Administration System
General Information
Maintain school applications and application priority
School Applications
Record and report on school assessments
School Assessment Recording and Reporting
Pupil Attendance, recording, reporting and statistics
School Attendance
Manage daily dinners and dinner money, produce dinner statistics
School Dinners
Record a school's Ethnic Minority Achievement Grant
EMAG
Maintain school employees, attendance, qualifications and more
Employees
Flexible system of developing paper reports for school events and groups and their membership
Events and Groups
Produce Reports to Local Authorities and other external agencies
External Reports
Control access to schools and record attendance automatically
ID Cards
Mailmerge pupil data to produce any format of letter
Mail Merge
Maintain detailed pupil information, contacts and background
Pupil Details
Produce detailed pupil reports, integrate many aspects of school data
Pupil Reports
quickly produce information regarding the school census and automatically produce termly school census files
School Census
User friendly SEN section allows users to control school SEN provision and maintain pupil information
SEN
Create flexible reports of your choice.
User Defined Reports

SCHOOL CENSUS - Supported By Experts

Wauton Samuel are active and enthusiastic members of the DCSF Core Software Suppliers' Group. We work with the DCSF on the development and implementaion of statutory returns such as School Census, School Work Force and Common Transfer Files.

UPNs
Standard UPNs automatically allocated to new pupils
Common Pupil Record
Fully supports the DCSF's Common Pupil Record and Common Transfer Files(CTF)
Production of School Census
Takes a few minutes to produce new School Census returns

PASAPP (Pupil Administration System)

SCHOOL CENSUS - Supported By Experts

UPNs

Common Pupil Record

Production of School Census