Last updated: July 10, 2026
Need a school timetable your kids will actually use? Below are 6 free printable school timetable templates in PDF — colorful, unicorn, space, and simple blue designs — ready to print for the 2026–2027 school year. Each timetable has room for every subject across the week, so students can see their whole schedule at a glance and teachers can hand out class schedules on day one.
Free Printable School Timetable Templates (PDF)
Every design below downloads as a high-quality PDF sized for A4 and letter paper. Print one for the fridge, one for the school bag, and one for the classroom wall.
Primary School Timetable
Download the primary school timetable PDFColorful Timetable Template
A bright weekly timetable that works well for younger kids — the color blocks make it easy to tell subjects apart.
Download the colorful timetable PDFUnicorn Timetable for Kids
Download the unicorn timetable PDFWeekly Subject Timetable
A weekly subject timetable with a boy-and-girl design — one row per period, one column per school day.
Download the weekly subject timetable PDFSpace Timetable Design
Download the space timetable PDFSimple Blue School Timetable
A clean, simple layout that suits older students — easy to read and quick to fill in.
Download the simple school timetable PDFHow to Fill In a School Timetable with Your Child
- Start from the school’s schedule: copy the official class times first, then add clubs and activities around them.
- Color-code subjects: let your child pick one color per subject — it makes the timetable faster to read and more fun to keep.
- Add packing reminders: note PE kit or library-book days in the corner of each column so nothing gets forgotten.
- Post it where it’s seen: the fridge or the front of a binder works better than a drawer.
Routines work best when the whole week is planned — pair a timetable with our weekly school schedule template and a free weekly planner for homework and after-school time.
Which Timetable Works at Which Age?
Preschool (3–5): choose a picture-heavy design like the unicorn or colorful timetable and draw a small symbol in each box — a paintbrush for art day, a ball for PE. Children this age “read” the pictures, not the words.
Primary (6–10): the weekly subject grid earns its keep here. Let your child copy the subjects in themselves — writing the timetable is half of remembering it — and add one row at the bottom for homework or reading time.
Older students (11+): the simple blue design fits schools that run on numbered periods. Print two copies: one for the binder, one for the wall at home, so there’s no “I left my timetable at school” on Monday morning.
School Timetable — FAQ
How do I make a school timetable for my child?
Download one of the free PDF templates above, print it, and fill in the school’s class times first. Then add homework, clubs, and bedtime routines. Color-coding each subject helps younger kids follow it on their own.
Are these school timetable templates free?
Yes — all 6 school timetable templates are free to download and print for personal and classroom use.
What size do the timetables print at?
The PDFs are designed for standard A4 and US letter paper at 100% scale. They also enlarge cleanly to A3 if you want a bigger wall version.













