Lessons Left Calculator

See how many lessons remain for one class until the end of term — with exact dates, hours, and exportable calendar files.

Date range

Counting from today (2026-07-21).

When does this class meet?

Select weekdays and set duration for each period. Start time is optional and improves calendar (.ics) export.

Mon

Wed

Holidays & excluded days

Add closed days from your school calendar (half-terms, inset days, bank holidays).

Set your dates and class schedule, then calculate.

GapFiller

Plan these lessons in GapFiller

Turn your remaining lessons into a living timetable — free to start.

How many lessons do you have left?

Generic school-day counters only tell you how many weekdays remain. Teachers need something different: how many times a specific class still meets after holidays, inset days, and half-terms.

This calculator walks your real timetable — chosen weekdays, period lengths, and excluded ranges — then lists every remaining lesson date so you can pace the curriculum with confidence.

Worked example

You teach Year 9 on Monday and Wednesday for 50 minutes until 12 June. After adding spring half-term and two inset days, the tool might show 18 lessons left across 9 teaching weeks (15 hours). Export the dates as CSV or a calendar file, or open GapFiller to turn them into a living plan.

Results always depend on your school calendar — add every closed day your class does not meet.

Common questions

No. School-day tools count Mon–Fri for the whole school. This tool counts lessons for one class on the weekdays you choose, skipping only the holidays you enter.

Use “From today” for remaining lessons. Use a custom start date when you want the full term or year count.

Yes. Download a CSV for spreadsheets or an .ics calendar file for Google Calendar, Outlook, or Apple Calendar.

School calendars differ by country, region, and even neighbouring schools. Manual ranges stay accurate for your timetable.

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