Sentence examples for off timetable from inspiring English sources

Or have you worked out some sort of 24 hours on/24 hours off timetable?

We've had a full day off timetable to enable us to log on to Ucas (the site froze because the whole of the AS year was logging on at once) and get our special user names and passwords.

This year I am a form tutor for year 7, teach 19 lessons of RE up to GCSE and 22 lessons of Geography at KS3 and with another member of staff I co-ordinate our 'curriculum xtra' which is three days off timetable at the end of the summer term for the whole school.

However, with the English Baccalaureate and best eight measures in league tables leading to crammed curriculums and the annoyance for other staff in hauling great swaths of students off timetable, it is becoming more difficult to justify inviting outside speakers into to school.

Teachers: we don't all want to go to uni Sixth-formers are bombarded with information about universities – why don't we get told about life's other options, asked Helen Whitehouse: We've had a full day off timetable to enable us to log on to Ucas (the site froze because the whole of the AS year was logging on at once) and get our special user names and passwords.

Some schools have one hour a week, others will just have five or six off-timetable days.

"Did it throw us off our timetable?

Our PHSE has been taken off the timetable in terms of having a regular weekly or two-weekly slot.

Taking mandatory work experience off the timetable for teenagers and cutting the Connexions careers service were influencing factors, it was agreed.

Though copied off a timetable from years ago, the handwritten entries beneath each heading date from a 1984 renovation, Ms. Anders said.

But the struggle by the Appropriations Committee to identify additional cuts could throw off the timetable, delaying a vote and pushing a showdown with the Senate closer to the March 4 expiration of the current spending law.