Release notes 2026

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Find out what's new or what's changed with each release in Timetable 2.0

13 October 2026

Improvements

View, create and manage covers by day for more effective cover management

• See any lessons that have been covered or require cover for a specific day across the timetable without having to check teacher by teacher.

Australian Timetable 2.0 schools now have data stored locally in Australia

• Local hosting enabled of all Timetable 2.0 data in an Australian data centre.

Optimised teacher set up for manual upload

• Schools without SIS or MIS integration will now receive Subjects, Groups, Year groups, Non-contact time and Non-working days when downloading employee data for upload into Timetable 2.0.
• This removes the requirement to set up these details for each employee in Timetable 2.0.

Free periods for year levels now available

• Schools that allocate free periods to year level cohorts can now do so when setting up period structure of a draft timetable.

2 September 2026

New features

Manage the entire electives or choices subject selection to class allocation with Options

• You can now set up electives or choices subjects and send them to students for their preference selections.
• Monitor responses, allocate students by preference and create elective or choices classes that can be shared in draft timetables.
• Find out how to get started with Options

Create temporary teachers for covers 

• You can now add temporary teachers straight into Timetable 2.0 and assign them to cover lessons.
• Discover how to add temporary teachers for covers

Improvements

Log in using SSO 

• If your school uses an identity provider via Single Sign-On (SSO) and has been integrated with Timetable 2.0, you will be able to log in using SSO.
• Learn how you can log in to Timetable 2.0

Teacher notifications

• When a teacher's lessons have cover assigned or a room has changed, Timetable 2.0 will now send automated emails notifying the covering teacher or the teacher being covered.

View-only access

• Set up users with view-only access so they can log in to Timetable 2.0 but not make any changes to any drafts or timetables. This can be useful to let users with view-only access review timetable drafts before publishing.
• Learn about users and permissions for Timetable 2.0

Period structure

• More flexibility has been introduced to let you create a grid by session (teaching time) or using periods (period structure) in a timetable draft.
• Discover how to set up a timetable grid