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Monday morning, everybody knows where to be.

Build the weekly timetable from class subjects with teacher and room clashes caught before publishing. Break periods and recess are honoured, and every teacher and pupil sees only their own schedule.

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Timetable

Monday morning, everybody knows where to be.

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Build

Periods fall into place from your subjects.

Generate the weekly grid from the subjects each class actually takes, then adjust by hand where the school’s habits demand it. Room and teacher constraints shape the draft from the start.

Weekly grid generated from class subjects
Periods adjustable by hand afterwards
Rooms and teachers constrained up front

Timetable — Periods fall into place from your subjects.

Clashes

Double-bookings die in the draft.

Teacher clashes, room clashes, and class overlaps surface before anything publishes. The vice-principal settles each conflict once instead of apologising all term.

Teacher double-bookings flagged early
Room clashes caught before publishing
Every conflict named with its cause

Timetable — Double-bookings die in the draft.

Breaks

Break and recess sit in the grid properly.

Long break and recess appear as real bands in the schedule — not gaps teachers must remember. Assembly, devotion, and lunch hold their ground while periods flow around them.

Break periods shown as real schedule bands
Recess honoured between periods
Assembly and lunch protected daily

Timetable — Break and recess sit in the grid properly.

Publish

Everyone sees only their own day.

Publish once and each teacher opens their own periods, each class its own week. Cover for absent teachers overlays the plan for the day without destroying the underlying schedule.