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Scheduling approach
Scheduling approach
The approach to scheduling in Primary Time is to:
- Manually schedule the activities that must occur during certain periods and save these. For example, sport.
Note: The Not available function could also be used to achieve this.
- Use the Not available function to make unavailable the periods (times) when specialist subject cannot run. For example:
• literacy time for the year ones
• sport for the year sixes. - Manually schedule activities (usually joins) that you know from the past that are difficult to schedule.
- Use AutoPlace to finish the timetable.
- If AutoPlace cannot finish the timetable:
• take note of the activity that it finds the most difficult to schedule
• press the AutoClear button to clear the automatic scheduling but leaves the manual scheduling intact
• if required, manually schedule the difficult activity and save
• repeat from step 4.
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