Automatic generation
A whole-school timetable built from your setup, without double-booking.
Tell Shulepoa your classes, subjects, teachers and lessons per week. It builds the timetable, and you print it for each class, each teacher or the whole school.
A school timetable generator builds the weekly timetable from your classes, subjects, teachers and lesson counts, so no teacher or class is booked twice. Shulepoa generates the timetable, lets the school publish it for everyone, and prints it per class, per teacher or for the whole school.
Junior School brought more learning areas, and many schools share teachers across primary, Junior and secondary classes. That makes a hand-drawn timetable slow to build and easy to break when one teacher leaves. A generated timetable can simply be run again after a change.
A whole-school timetable built from your setup, without double-booking.
Which teacher takes which subject in which class.
Primary, Junior School and secondary classes on one timetable.
Per class, per teacher or the whole school.
Teachers and learners see their own timetable on the portal or app.
Publish all class timetables together when ready.
Classes, subjects, lessons per week and the school day.
Assign teachers to subjects and classes.
Shulepoa builds the timetable.
Publish it, and print the copies you need.
Yes. Shulepoa generates a timetable for all classes together, so a teacher is not booked in two rooms at once, and prints it per class, per teacher or for the whole school.
Yes. Junior School classes are set up with their own learning areas and lessons per week, on the same timetable as other levels in the school.
Junior School (Grades 7 to 9) needs CBC assessment per learning area, school-based assessment records, streams, timetables for more subjects and teachers, and clear report cards. Shulepoa handles all of these, whether the Junior School sits in a primary school or in a comprehensive school, alongside fees, attendance and parent SMS.
Book a free demo set up with your own classes, fee structure and grading.