#timetable

my Hogwarts dr timetable * •

and also a more detailed perspective on what i’ve tweaked to fit my desired reality.

dear readers,

i present to you my blood, sweat and tears ( formally known as my third year time table) which i fought in battle to create… ( on notion.)

this shit blurry but deal with it.

This little gem took a lot of hard work and effort - however i underestimated how helpful it would be in the long run!

So let’s get into the nitty gritty shall we:

i decided to break down the classes into core and optionals ( in third year you can pick your optionals)

core subjects - each core subject takes up two slots a week in your timetable, here are all the core subjects:

potions, charms, astrology, transfiguration, history of magic and DADA. (i know canonically herbology is a core subject but for the life of me i CANNOT do that as a subject, sorry neville x)

Each subject is allocated two slots a week as i need my free periods, i do not have it in me to do a full day of school, who do you think i am?

Furthermore, optional subjects are timetabled three slots a week.

Here i chose art ( as in my cr and so many other realities i’m an artistic baddie ) ghoul studies and divination.

I could’ve chosen ancient runes, care of magical creatures, herbology, arithmancy, muggle studies, (and i personally added in music and modern foreign languages too)

This leads to ATLEAST one free period a day - thursdays i get three (lucky me.)

Fourth year onwards you have mandatory library study between 4:00 - 5:00 where you study with your house.

If you are on the quidditch team (i am not) practices are slotted in to your personal timetable, and first years do mandatory flight classes to get used to their brooms.

I aimed for breakfast, lunch and dinner to be long and spaced out - so students have more freedom to nip to the hall for when they fancy. ( in the mornings i also want to sleep in, i need my beauty rest)

On weekends, students can freely enter hogsmede without permission, and break and lunch are available (however optional) to attend.

I scripted a late class after dinner as i felt like it (lol) and also because i want to create a cozy vibe - late night astronomy classes are so so appealing to me.

I think that covers it! i would really recommend creating your own timetable —> it was very motivating and fun!

anyways, have a lovely rest of your day… go shift!

love from,

which confirms that they will differ from the London residency shows (which are 20:30 - 22:30 / 8:30 - 10:30 PM) after all

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