Timetable Builder V3.
A school week, thoughtfully arranged.
Bring classes, subjects and teachers into a single teaching board. Keep remaining lessons and clashes in view as the timetable takes shape.
Classes, days and periods together.
Review the remaining lesson list.
Check placement and clashes.
Read saved status before the handover.
The whole school.
One teaching picture.
Read classes down the left and days and periods across the top. Coloured lesson cells bring the subject and teacher reference together, so the plan can be reviewed in its school-wide context.
- Class rows and day-by-day period columns.
- Subject and teacher references inside each lesson.
- Placed, unplaced and clash counts alongside saved status.
Coordinators see where teaching fits—and where the plan still needs attention.
Academics / TimetableAll Classes
See what is left.
Give it a place.
The Unplaced panel keeps remaining lessons beside the board. Class, subject and teacher filters and a search narrow the list; the supplied screen describes dragging one lesson row onto a cell.
- Keep remaining lessons visible next to the timetable.
- Narrow the list by class, subject or teacher.
- Review placement and clash counts as the plan develops.
Unfinished planning stays visible instead of disappearing into a separate list.
Academics / TimetableAll Classes
Manual judgement.
Generation alongside.
The module overview describes drag-and-drop planning and automated generation with OR-Tools CP-SAT, groups, and pause or stop controls. These complement the teaching board; the supplied screen does not show the full generation settings.
- Arrange lessons manually on the teaching board.
- Review the described automated-generation workflow.
- Confirm constraints, groups and pause/stop behaviour in a demo.
The school can discuss its planning requirements without assuming every generated plan is automatically ready to use.
Academics / TimetablePlanning approach
Explore every part
of the timetable.
Bell Schedules & Periods
Define the time structure behind the teaching plan, with named periods and breaks that remain readable in the weekly timetable.
Availability & Scenarios
Consider teacher availability and planning alternatives alongside the teaching board before settling on the school’s arrangement.
Substitution Engine
Understand the affected periods and the teacher’s existing schedule before reviewing a substitution. Class and teacher views keep the change connected to the plan.
Publish & Share Timetable
Choose who the timetable is for, inspect its print preview and take the saved plan into PDF, Excel or a printed weekly schedule.
A clear plan.
A few important details.
Review the timetable version, planning rules and output options with our team.
What does the Unplaced panel contain?
The supplied screen shows remaining lesson rows, with class, subject and teacher filters and search.
Does zero clashes mean the plan is complete?
No. The supplied board shows zero clashes alongside four unplaced lessons. Review both indicators.
Is V3 the live timetable version?
The module overview says cutover is incomplete and legacy Timetable Studio remains live. Confirm the version available to your school.
The supplied images show the teaching board, print preview, printed class timetable and staff-profile timetable. Other planning and substitution capabilities come from the module overview, not supplied editor screens. Timetable V3 cutover is incomplete; legacy Timetable Studio remains live. Confirm your school’s available version and configuration in a demo.
A considered school week.
A clearer daily handover.
See the timetable with your school’s classes, periods and teaching requirements in mind.