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Homeschool timetable generator

Set your days, times and breaks, list your subjects, and we'll lay out a balanced week. Rearrange anything, then print it or save it to your free account.

Learning days
Breaks
Subjects and sessions per week

Subjects higher in the list are placed earlier in the day.

Regenerating replaces manual changes. A timetable is a planning aid — it doesn't show that any registration or instructional-time requirement is met.

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Rearrange: drag a lesson onto another to swap them, or tap one lesson then another. Double-click (or use ✎) to rename a slot.

Our homeschool week
TimeMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday
9:00am
9:45am
10:30am
10:50am
11:35am
12:30pm
1:15pm
2:00pm

Tips for a homeschool timetable that works

  • Put the subjects that need the most focus — often maths and reading — early in the day, and list them first.
  • Short lessons work well for younger children. Many families use 20–30 minute sessions for early primary and longer blocks for older students.
  • Leave spare “flexible learning” sessions for reading, projects, excursions or catching up.
  • Review your timetable after a couple of weeks. A plan that fits your family beats a perfect plan on paper.

Each state and territory has its own home education requirements. A timetable is a planning aid only — check your state or territory guide for what applies to you.