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How Schools Can Create Standalone Timetables for Examination Weeks

Creating an exam schedule should not require altering regular weekly class batch configurations or overwriting term-time routines.

Overwriting term timetables for exam weeks destroys normal schedules

When schools overwrite regular schedules with exam dates, restoring normal class timetables after finals requires tedious re-entry.

Create standalone unlinked timetables for special exam periods

  1. Navigate to Timetables and click 'Create Timetable'.

  2. Leave the Batch link field empty to keep the timetable standalone.

  3. Build the examination schedule with exam subjects, dates, room halls, and invigilators.

  4. Export the schedule as PDF or Excel for school-wide distribution and door posters.

Put it into practice

Example: Publishing a midterm exam schedule

An administrator creates a standalone 'Term 1 Midterm Exam Schedule', prints hall posters, and distributes PDFs to families without altering weekly classes.

Worth checking first

  • Standalone timetables do not overwrite regular batch class schedules.
  • Perfect for trial exams, Olympiads, and campus-wide examination halls.

How EduVetta helps

EduVetta supports unlinked standalone timetables, giving institutions a flexible canvas to plan, print, and share special examination schedules.

See how Timetables works for institutions.

Set it up for your institution

Bring it to your institution.

Timetables is part of the EduVetta institution workspace. Tell us about your institution and we will set it up with you.