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'White Paper' on 'Saving Money on your Timetable' If your school is facing financial problems, or needs to make budgetary cuts, or wishes to explore ways to be more frugal, then there are 4 main ways ...
Fixed Points in TimeTabler Fixed Points are an important part of any timetable. By 'Fixed Points' we mean items like: -- Upper School Games is ALWAYS on Wednesday afternoon and must be assigned there ...
Split teaching is when an activity (eg. History for class 8A) is taught by 2 or more different teachers during the week, and is especially common in UK 'Sixth Forms' ... how is it best handled in Time...
Consistent Grouping can be used to timetable consistently-setted groups or sets. Example: if your students are setted the same for Science as for Technology and Geography: It can be used as a better (...
Transferring Blocks of subjects from Options to TimeTabler When you have finished creating your Option Blocks in Options, you may wish to then: A export the Group Populations (students' names) of ...
Exam Timetables Different schools have different expectations and different organisations for exam timetables and invigilation rotas ... but the following may be useful in giving an idea of what is po...
The Staff/Teacher Planning Tools can be accessed via “Basic Data -> Teacher Planning Tools” or via 'Dashboard -> Staffing'. They are optional, but if you have the time to set them up, then they are us...
Using staggered lunch periods (also called split-lunches or multiple-sittings or just 'sittings') can help if you are short of rooms and/or dining space, and/or have a large number of students who nee...
How can I schedule if different 'Parts' of my school have different period times ? Suppose you wish to timetable: -- a Senior School, years 7 to 13, with a 6-period day, starting at 9.00 AM, and: -- t...
Start a new Timetable, while keeping the old one: Q. I have been tasked to setup a New timetable, with entirely new lengths of day/ periods etc. I'm not sure of the best way to create a new timet...