What This Service Delivers
The weekly plan is what parents ask about most, and what consumes most of a teacher's time in writing, copying, and printing. ViewClass's Weekly Plan makes it an automatic product of the teacher's daily work: they prepare the lesson, and the plan appears — on the site, in the parent app, and in the printed copy.
What you get:
- A plan matching the school timetable: day, periods, subject, lesson, objectives, assignments and tasks — in the order the student sees in their timetable.
- Automatic build from preparation: when the teacher saves a preparation and enables its publication to the plan, the lesson's objectives and assignments appear in their place in the week without a second writing. An entry can also be added directly from the plan screen for more than one class on the same day.
- Column customization: show or hide any item (period time, educational attachments, notes, and so on) according to what the school wants to display or print.
- Print and PDF export in landscape or portrait, with the school header set by the system administrator.
- Week navigation to review a previous plan or prepare the following week.
- School-level settings: first day of the week, official working days, calendar type, and the target number of assignments per teacher.
- Interactive notes: the teacher adds a note for a student, a group, or everyone, and the student or parent replies.
How It Works in ViewClass
- The teacher prepares the lesson and enables publication to the weekly plan, setting the date, class, and period — so the lesson's objectives and assignments are added to the plan automatically.
- The plan appears to the student in their account and to the parent in the app as soon as it is published, updating immediately with any teacher edit.
- It is reviewed and printed: the deputy or supervisor reviews teachers' plans, and it is printed or exported to PDF with the school header for those who prefer a paper copy.
What Your School Gains
- A plan on time every week. When the plan is an automatic product of preparation rather than extra work, it arrives regularly — the first thing parents notice.
- An informed parent, not an asking one. Parents know the week's lessons and assignments before asking, reducing repeated calls and inquiries.
- Easy supervisory follow-up. Deputies and supervisors review all teachers' plans from one screen and compare the plan with the lesson distribution across weeks.
- A unified identity. The header set by the system administrator gives every printed plan — from any teacher — the school's official look.
This service builds on AI Lesson Preparation and the Timetable, and is complemented by Weekly Plan and Teacher–Parent Communication — explore the Academic pillar or request a technical and commercial proposal.