A new term without sleepless nights: classes and timetable proposed for you
Distributing hundreds of students into balanced classes, then placing every lesson without putting a teacher in two places at once, takes days by hand. Sahel EDU proposes the result; you correct it, then adopt it.
Balanced classes
The distribution balances levels between classes, mixes former classes and respects who each class takes (girls, boys or mixed). Each class list is in alphabetical order.
A timetable that is proposed, not imposed
- The generator offers several solutions, each commented: what is well placed, what remains to be decided.
- Teachers who work in several classes are taken into account.
- The placement takes into account the nature of each subject.
Changes keep the history
A new timetable takes effect on the chosen date; the old one is kept up to the day before. Nothing is deleted, and each day’s attendance is taken on the right timetable.
Frequently asked questions
Can the proposed timetable be changed?
Yes. You correct the lessons by hand before adopting a version, and you can adopt a new one during the year with an effective date.
Do students and parents see the timetable?
Yes. Each family and each student checks the class timetable in their own space, and each teacher sees theirs.
Try Sahel EDU for free
Try Sahel EDU free for 30 days, no commitment. Afterwards, the price is negotiated with your school and confirmed in writing.
See also
Automatic student distribution, a generated timetable, roles for the deputy head and the senior supervisor, attendance and report cards for hundreds of students.
Attendance and absences, online or offline — Sahel EDUTake the register on a phone, even without a network: what you enter is kept, then sent when the connection returns. Absences, lateness and justifications tracked.
Turnkey digitisation of your school’s recordsMove from paper to digital: we set up your school, import students, classes and staff, and hand everyone their access.
Parent and student space: results, absences, receiptsEach family follows their children, even across several schools: results once published, absences, timetable, receipts. On an ordinary phone.