Band: A year cohort of students are separated into two or more streams, typically a 'top' and 'bottom' or two parallel streams, each consisting of three or four groups of classes. For example, class groups ABC&D might be in one band while class groups EFG&H are in another.

Class: A body of students meets a given teacher at certain times in the teaching cycle. For example, the ‘7A English class’ with class code: 7EngA.

Curriculum Planner: A visual representation of the structure of classes within a year.

Day: A day in the timetable cycle, e.g. WedB is Wednesday Week B in the cycle.

Division: Used in the Curriculum Planner to indicate classes which run together.

Group: A class floats with another if it has the same class list. Groups of students can be assigned a floating class like ‘7A’ or ‘7-1’, and these classes float with each other.

Lesson: A single period of a class, e.g. the 7A English Wed-4 lesson.

Line: A group of classes which all run together in a (vertical) line.

Linked class: The class which contains the link to another class in its Link column (e.g. 9DRA5 is linked to 10DRA6 – the link to 10DRA6 is held against 9DRA5).

Nested group: A class floats against another class and holds the same students.

Period: A single component of a teaching cycle, e.g. Wednesday week A, period 4.

Program: Used in the Curriculum Planner to indicate classes containing the same body of students.

Rotation: A class swaps study focus e.g. Art/Music or Woodwork/Food Technology. Rotations can be by the term, semester or a user defined length of time, such as ten times a year for Elective 'taster' sessions.

Stream: Can refer to a different course of study or a separation of class groups in a year (see also Band).

Subject: The subject long name such as ‘English’.

Sub-line: A smaller group of classes in a line. Line 1a classes float with Line 1b classes.

Year: A unique group of resources.  This is typically related to students (e.g. Yr7, Yr12), but can also be used for administrative purposes such as RollCall, Sport, Meetings and Support.  Students from any year level may be enrolled in an administrative year level class.