Set when school starts, how long a period is and when the break is. The bell times are worked out for you. Type the subjects into the grid and print it.
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Type a subject in each box, like Maths (RK). The count per subject appears here.
A class timetable shows which subject is taught in each period of each day. To make one, decide the school start time, the length of a period, the number of periods a day and when the break falls; the bell times follow from those. Then fill each period with a subject, usually with the teacher's initials, and check that each subject gets its weekly periods. This maker does the bell times and the weekly count for one class at a time, and prints a clean landscape timetable.
Enter the start time, period length and break, and every period's time is calculated.
Monday to Friday or Saturday, up to ten periods a day.
A running count of weekly periods for each subject, so nothing is short.
Your timetable is kept in this browser, so you can close the page and come back.
A clean A4 landscape printout with the school name, class and bell times.
Nothing to install and nothing uploaded.
Fix the start time, period length, number of periods and the break, so the bell times are set. List each subject's weekly periods. Fill the heavier subjects in the morning periods first, spread each subject across the week, and check the totals.
Most Indian schools run 7 or 8 periods of 35 to 45 minutes, with a break of 15 to 30 minutes in the middle. Set your own numbers and the bell times update.
No. It makes one class timetable at a time, so it cannot see a teacher who is in two classes at once. For the whole school, clashes need a timetable that knows every class and teacher.
Yes, in Chalkbell. You write rules in plain words, such as "Maths in the first half of the day", and it builds a clash-free timetable for every class and teacher, which the school reviews before saving. Chalkbell's AI also drafts report card remarks for teachers to approve.
It is saved in this browser on this device only, so you can come back to it. Clearing your browser data removes it. Nothing is sent to us.
Every module writes to the same student record, so nothing is typed twice.
Chalkbell puts AI into the two jobs that eat the most staff time at term end and session start: writing report card remarks and building the timetable. AI drafts, a teacher decides.
Teachers enter marks once. Chalkbell weighs periodic tests, notebook, subject enrichment and term exams the way the CBSE report card reads, and prints the PDF.
Not "download our app and find your school". Parents install an app with your school's name and logo, and everything the school sends lands there.
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