Footsteps 2 Release Notes 25/02/2021
This release contains the following improvements:
Home Observations
We have added a new 'Carers Home Observations' tile to review home observations submitted from Parent Portal and apply them to the child's EYFS.
Rejected Observations and Assessments
We have introduced dedicated tiles to identify and review observations and assessments that have been rejected.
A new rejected column (thumbs down icon) has been added to the Recorded Observations and View Observations pages.
The reason for rejecting an observation or an assessment will be displayed at the top of the first page.
Android 10 Compatibility
We have added support for running the Footsteps 2 app on Android 10.
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