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How to create a timetable

Create a timetable for a period, allocate subjects and teachers to periods, and handle clash warnings.

2 min read Last updated: 30 September 2026

Before you start: create class timing sets, set weekdays, and link subjects to teachers.

Create the timetable

  1. Click Menu → Academics → Timetable → Manage Timetable. Active timetables are listed.
  2. Click Create timetable at the top.
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  1. Enter the start date and end date, then click Create.

Allocate classes

  1. Click Timetable allocations next to the timetable. All courses and batches within its period are listed.
  2. Click a course to see its batches.
Courses and batches within the timetable period
2Courses and batches within the timetable period
  1. Click Manage allocations next to the batch. The grid follows the batch’s weekdays and timing set; below it are the batch’s subjects with their max weekly classes — use this as a guide.
Timetable grid and subjects
3Timetable grid and subjects
  1. Select one or more periods to allocate. Selected periods are highlighted yellow.
4Selected periods highlighted yellow
  1. Select the subject at the bottom; its teachers are listed.
  2. Select the teacher(s) (a green ✓ appears). A period can have more than one teacher.
  3. Click Assign, or drag and drop the teacher onto one selected period — all selected periods get the subject and teacher.
5Assigning the teacher to periods

Each period then shows the subject code and teacher’s name. To remove a subject from a period, click ×.

6Period with subject and teacher assigned

Once all weekdays are allocated, the same structure applies to every week of the timetable. Repeat for the other batches.

Warnings during allocation

Teacher already busy

If the teacher already has a class for another batch at the same time, a warning appears:

7Teacher clash warning
OptionWhat happens
Assign and RemoveAssigns the teacher here and removes them from the earlier class.
Assign and RetainAssigns here and keeps the earlier class; the teacher’s timetable shows a clash.
CancelCancels the assignment.

Limits reached

  • If the subject has reached its max weekly classes, a warning appears.
  • If the teacher has reached their max daily or weekly classes, a warning appears.
8Max classes warning

In both cases click Continue to assign anyway, or Cancel.

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