These free class timetable templates give you 8 Word documents: UK class timetables on A4 and US class schedules on US Letter, for primary and elementary, secondary and high school, two-week or A/B day timetables, and teachers. I’m Patrick Elliott, a teacher and Inclusion Lead. I write timetables for my own class and for students who need a copy in their planner, so I built these with UK and US wording and room for times, rooms and duties.

In this guide, you’ll find what each version is for, which one suits your class, and how to fill it in on screen or on paper.

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What’s in the Class Timetable Templates

Paper	Version	Best for
A4	Primary	Five lessons a day with break and lunch
A4	Secondary	Six lessons a day with a subject key
A4	Two-Week	Week A and Week B on one page
A4	Teacher	Lessons, duties and meetings
US Letter	Elementary	Five periods a day with recess and lunch
US Letter	High School	Six periods a day with a subject key
US Letter	A/B Day	A day and B day classes and rooms
US Letter	Teacher	Periods, duties and meetings

👉 Every box is a Word table cell, so you can click and type, or print the page for pens and pencils.

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What Is a Class Timetable?

A class timetable, called a class schedule in the US, shows what is taught in each lesson or period of the school week, with the times, break and lunch. Students use it to bring the right books, and teachers use it to plan lessons, duties and meetings.

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Which Class Timetable Should You Use?

• Primary or elementary: five lessons a day with registration or homeroom, break or recess, and lunch.
• Secondary or high school: six lessons a day and a subject key with each teacher, room and what to bring.
• Two-week or A/B day: Week A and Week B on one page (UK), or A day and B day classes and rooms (US).
• Teacher: every lesson plus before school, break, lunch and after school rows for duties, clubs and meetings.

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How to Fill In Your Timetable

1. Type your school’s start, break, lunch and finish times in the Time column.
2. Click each box and type the subject, and the room or teacher if you need them.
3. Print a copy for the classroom wall and one for each student’s planner.
4. Save the file, so next term you only change what is different.

Colour each subject with Table Design > Shading: it makes the timetable much easier for younger students to read at a glance.

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How to Print at the Right Size

Print at 100% in landscape for the classroom wall, or at a smaller scale to stick in a student planner.

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FAQs

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Conclusion

These class timetable templates help students and teachers know where they need to be all week, human-made by a teacher and ready to type in Word.

Choose your paper size above, download the ZIP, and for more classroom printables try the schedule templates.

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