Teaching hours ledger statutory minimums in green
Live status on minimum teaching hours per subject and year group — compared with the statutory requirement. Red flags when a subject is short, green when the requirement is met.
Statutory table built in
Statutory minimums per subject and year group are pre-loaded — updated centrally when the rules change.
Red flags
Subjects falling short are flagged clearly — so you can adjust the timetable before the year ends.
Per year group
Broken down by class — so you can see if a single class is the problem.
Statutory export
Export the ledger in the format the authority expects — no manual copying.
Audit trail
Every adjustment is logged with timestamp and user — ready for inspection.
Live calculation
When a lesson is moved or cancelled, the ledger updates automatically.
In the classroom
Head before inspection
One click — every subject in green or a concrete list of what's outstanding.
Timetable manager
Sees which subjects have slack and which are tight — before the next timetable round.
Local authority
Compare hours across schools — without each school filing a separate spreadsheet.
Hours accounting — two audiences
Heads see real-time status per subject per year against minimum hours — and are warned before the year closes, not after.
- Statutory hours
- Recommended hours
- Traffic light per subject/year
Councils get a roll-up across all council schools — one report for ministry returns and the local quality report.
- Council roll-up
- Ministry report ready
- Compare schools
Research base
- Børne- og Undervisningsministeriet (2024). Minimumstimetal og vejledende timetal i folkeskolen. uvm.dk source
- Kommunernes Landsforening (KL) (2023). Folkeskolen — styring, kvalitet og økonomi. KL source
- Danmarks Evalueringsinstitut (EVA) (2022). Kvalitetsarbejde i folkeskolen — fra plan til praksis. EVA source
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