Separate discipline and level
Both dimensions help build coherent groups and clearer schedules.
Classes and levels: organize a schedule with many combinations
A school may combine disciplines, ages, levels and instructors. Scheduling needs enough structure to keep distinct groups clear.
Define capacity by group
Limits may vary by space, activity and instructor.
Keep one student history
Participation across different disciplines should remain linked to one profile.
What to organize
- ✓Discipline
- ✓Level
- ✓Age when relevant
- ✓Instructor
- ✓Time slot
- ✓Capacity
Useful metrics
- →Group utilization
- →Attendance
- →Participation by discipline
- →Group changes
- →Usage by time slot
Frequently asked questions
Should groups be separated by level?
Yes when experience or safety differs meaningfully.
Can one student join multiple disciplines?
Yes; one profile should preserve participation history across services.
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