Bells, clash checks and substitute cover. The timetable runs the school day, not just the notice board.
How it works
Most timetables stop at the printout. This one rings the bell, knows a holiday, and finds cover. Here is a week going in.
Keep Scoolin open on the computer by the speakers. It rings every period with a warning bell before, and keeps two weeks of rings, so a short internet cut doesn’t stop it. Half days and exam days ring their own times.
When a teacher is on leave, Scoolin lists their periods and suggests up to five free teachers, those who already teach that class first. The substitute is told, and the cover sheet prints.
Pooled sections and electives share a period, so Physics and Biology run side by side. A Saturday can follow Monday’s timetable.
Works with
Hear your own first bell.On a 30-minute call we set up your bell times, place a day’s lessons and ring the first period together.
Book a free demoAny overlap in real time: 8:00 to 8:35 against 8:00 to 8:45. A draft can hold clashes while you work, but it can’t be published.
Not yet. You place each lesson, and Scoolin checks every one as you go.
Yes. Any class’s, teacher’s or room’s week on A4, or the master grid.
The free timetable maker on this site makes one class’s week on A4.