Printable revision timetables ideal for GCSE and A-level students. Download contains 4 different colour options, plus one black and white version. For each different colour, there is an option with time slots already completed & a blank version for students to choose their own timings for each session. The two hour slots at the beginning & end of each day are for completing past papers - for any other revision, make sure you have a break after 1 hour of revising. I personally don’t suggest students timetable revision for early in the morning and late in the evening on the same day - choosing one or the other is usually best, depending on when students work best.

Help decide what to fit in, where! This features 7 weeks of timetabling, including use of TA’s. © 2026 EYFS with Mrs S. All rights reserved.

Make every day run smoothly with this beautifully designed visual timetable, featuring over 30 vibrant lesson cards and matching time cards. Perfect for primary classrooms, SEN settings or any environment where clear, visual structure helps students thrive. What’s Included? -30+ eye-catching lesson cards (Maths, Literacy, Science, Art, PE and More!) -Coordinating time cards -High Resolution print-ready files! Why Teachers Love it: Helps Children understand and anticipate their day, preemptively supporting behavior -Bright, engaging graphics that look fantastic on display -Calming pastel colors Use it for: -Daily Classroom Schedules -Individual Student Timetables -Reinforcing time Concepts

A set of beautiful natural log effect visual timetable cards. They have been made to look like real log slices. Comes as a PDF file with the different cards shown but also as an editable publisher file- this is for if you want to change the font to meet school policy or want to add/change the wording of certain logs. I’ve tried to included all of the main subject areas including english, maths, phonics, PE, history, geography, register, guided reading,golden time etc.

This is a fantastic lesson on learning Time Problems and Timetables. The lesson in particular focuses on timetables and interpreting or reading from them. This lesson is ready to go, with no prep required. It is also great for home learning. 18-slide presentation + supplementary resources. This lesson includes: Starter Learning objectives Keywords MWB activity (AFL) Lots of examples Superb teaching slides Helpsheet Worksheet (with answer key) Plenary ALL LESSONS on Geometry in one MEGA Bundle: Geometry: ALL Lessons For any issues, please email outstandingresourceshelp@gmail.com and we will aim to respond within 48 hours. Lessons are flat-packed (with limited editing) to maintain copyright protection. We would greatly appreciate it if you could leave a rating and feedback. Thank you for your support, your purchase, and for taking the time to provide feedback! #mathslessons #maths #secondarymaths #mathscentres #teachingideas #algebra #teacherslife #teachingkids #teachingmaths #mathsactivities #homeschooling #tesresources #teaching #mathsisfun #teachershare #teachertips #teachers #KS3 #KS4 #KS5 #igcse #learning #gcsemaths

Powerpoint for secondary school level, showing how to tell the time, reading analogue clocks, how to convert to and from 24 hour digital clock, how to work out the time difference and how to read time tables. GCSE questions included. All the answers come up as you click through, so this is great to save time for teachers and to aid parents and non specialist teachers.

Start your nursery day the right way! This resource provides a complete set of high-quality visuals designed to create an engaging, child-friendly “Welcome Board” for your early years classroom. These are the exact, tried-and-tested visuals we use in our own nursery setting to establish a calm morning routine, help children understand their day, and introduce early concepts of time and the world around them. What’s Included? This comprehensive download gives you everything you need to set up your daily board: Visual Timetable Cards: A selection of clear, easy-to-understand visual cards covering the key parts of a typical nursery day (e.g., registration, snack time, outdoor play, story time, home time). Days of the Week:Bright and clear labels to help introduce the days of the week and the concept of yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Weather Visuals:Engaging weather icons so your children can look out the window and become “weather watchers” each morning! Why use a Visual Welcome Board in the Early Years? Establishes Routine & Security: Knowing “what is happening now” and “what is happening next” significantly reduces anxiety for young children, especially those struggling with separation during morning drop-offs. Develops Independence:Visual timetables empower children to independently check the routine, rather than constantly asking adults what is coming next. Supports Early Learning: Discussing the weather and the days of the week during your morning carpet time is a fantastic, contextual way to introduce early understanding of the world, sequencing, and time. Fully Inclusive: Just like communication boards, visual timetables are essential for supporting children with SEND, EAL, and speech and language needs, ensuring everyone understands the structure of the day. How to Use: Simply print, laminate, and attach Velcro dots to the back. Create a dedicated “Welcome” display at child-height where you can update the day, weather, and routine together during your morning registration!

Interactive macro-enabled MS-Excel spreadsheet. Contents: Write an analogue clock’s time in words, am/pm & 24-hour form. Use the mnemonic of months & complete units of time definitions. Find the number of days between two dates of the calendar. Find times around the world using differences between time-zones. Convert a period of time in mixed units to single units & vice versa. Interpret a calculator display as a mixed number fraction of time. Find total time ΣT & time interval ΔT given 2 times to 1, 2 or 3 d.p. Find a film’s length given a start & finish in am/pm or 24-hour form. Find the time by using & completing school, bus & train timetables. Find the time remaining till half-time or full-time plus injury-time. Find the mean duration or average running time of a table of films. Find a simple fraction or decimal (<1) or % of an hour or day. Find a mixed number or decimal fraction (>1) of an hour or day.

In this lesson, learners will be able to: look at different ways of writing time e.g. 12- and 24- hour clock explore different units of time extract information from simple timetable calculate time problem in context, including length of time of journeys. Lesson can be used as whole class teaching by teachers and at home by learners. Lots of drag and drop activity with instant feedback. Contains 46 interactive pages To open this lesson you need to unzip or extract the files. Choose index.html to view online. This lesson can also be viewed offline.

A timetable for the 6 weeks of Spring 2 Covers timings + subjects © 2026 EYFS with Mrs S. All rights reserved.

This comprehensive pastel-themed visual timetable has been thoughtfully designed to support routine, structure, and independence in early years and primary classrooms. Created with flexibility in mind, the set includes a wide range of subject-specific, daily, and occasional activity cards to accommodate varying school schedules and terminology. The resource contains multiple label options for common subjects and routines (e.g. “Phonics”, “Literacy”, “English”), allowing educators to tailor the timetable to their setting’s preferred vocabulary. All cards are visually engaging and age-appropriate for EYFS and KS1 learners. Key content includes: Days of the week Title: Visual timetable (In different colours) Core subjects: Phonics, Literacy, English, Maths, Science, Guided Reading, Handwriting, Spelling, Topic, Computing/ICT Foundation subjects: Art, DT, Music, Drama, Dance, History, Geography, RE, PSHE, MFL (including French, Spanish, and German) Physical education: Indoor PE, Outdoor PE, Swimming Daily routines: Welcome, Circle Time, Check-In, Snack Time, Break Time, Play Time, Lunch Time, Carpet Time, Tidy Up Time, Home Time Wellbeing and enrichment: Star of the Week, Show and Tell, Story Time, Golden Time, Brain Breaks, Celebration Occasional events: Assembly, Fire Drill, School Trip, Visitor, Assessment, Special Activity, Surprise Outdoor learning: Forest School Customisable: Multiple blank cards of each colour are included for additional activities or school-specific needs The pastel colour palette provides a calming visual aesthetic that complements most classroom environments, while maintaining clarity and accessibility. This resource supports inclusive practice by offering visual structure for all pupils, particularly those with SEND, EAL, or additional needs. Files are suitable for printing, laminating, and display use in a range of settings.

A Powerpoint with example timetables and questions to teaching children how to read from a timetable. Using previous SATs examples but different questions to give children the chance to embed the skill.

Create a calm and organised classroom routine with these nature-inspired visual timetable cards. Designed for EYFS and Reception classrooms, this resource features a neutral woodland-themed design to support children in understanding and following the school day. This pack includes 48 visual timetable cards covering: Daily routines Curriculum subjects Continuous provision Outdoor learning Wellbeing activities School events and special activities Cards include activities such as phonics, maths, literacy, story time, continuous provision, forest school, worship, assembly, snack time, lunch time, home time and more. Perfect for EYFS, Reception and KS1 classrooms, helping to create a clear, predictable and engaging daily routine.

This is a complete lesson on ‘Time & Timetables’ that is suitable for GCSE Foundation and KS3 students. The lesson is designed for the new GCSE specification. The pack contains a full lesson plan, along with accompanying resources, including a student worksheet and suggested support and extension activities.

A set of natural log effect visual timetable cards. They have been made to look like real log slices. Comes as a PDF file with the different cards shown Suitable for UAE main subject areas including English, maths, phonics, PE, MSC,Islamic, history, geography, Early Morning work,Topic, Music, Arts Hometime, guided reading,golden time etc. Customisation upon request

A simple yet clear editable classroom visual timetable (best suited for KS2). There are four activities per A4 to make it clear for the from of the classroom. It has a pale green background to be dyslexia friendly and the font has been chosen to model letter formation. The download includes the editable PowerPoint and the pdf if you don’t want to make any changes. There are also 4 blank slips so that you can laminate and add on anything extra with a whiteboard pen. This resource would definitely suit a neutral/hessian or botanical themed classroom.

Part-time timetables in schools can offer support to vulnerable pupils, but their use is defined within the UK Education Law. By providing part-time options, schools can accommodate a wider range of students and support their individual needs and circumstances. This document aims to enable a more inclusive and accessible learning environment for all students.

Students read Harry Potter's timetable then translate sentences into both English and French. Includes subjects like flying, transfiguration and explosions and potions!

Primary school visual timetable. This is bespoke to my school/classroom, but uploaded as PPT so it can be edited. Clocks added through https://onlinetools.com/time/draw-analog-clock so they are correctly presented. Duplicated pages to keep formatting and delete what isn’t needed. Enjoy :)

A set of visual timetable cards.