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Assignment Tracker Template For Students (Google Sheets)

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• 18th May 2023

If you’re a student searching for a way to keep your assignments organized, congratulate yourself for taking the time to set yourself up for success. Tracking your assignments is one of the most important steps you can take to help you stay on top of your schoolwork .

In this Writing Tips blog post, we’ll discuss why keeping an inventory of your assignments is important, go over a few popular ways to do so, and introduce you to our student assignment tracker, which is free for you to use.

Why Tracking Is Important

Keeping your assignments organized is essential for many reasons. First off, tracking your assignments enables you to keep abreast of deadlines. In addition to risking late submission penalties that may result in low grades, meeting deadlines can help develop your work ethic and increase productivity. Staying ahead of your deadlines also helps lower stress levels and promote a healthy study-life balance.

Second, keeping track of your assignments assists with time management by helping prioritize the order you complete your projects.

Third, keeping a list of your completed projects can help you stay motivated by recording your progress and seeing how far you’ve come.

Different Ways to Organize Your Assignments

There are many ways to organize your assignment, each with its pros and cons. Here are a few tried and true methods:

• Sticky notes

Whether they are online or in real life , sticky notes are one of the most popular ways to bring attention to an important reminder. Sticky notes are a quick, easy, and effective tool to highlight time-sensitive reminders. However, they work best when used temporarily and sparingly and, therefore, are likely better used for the occasional can’t-miss deadline rather than for comprehensive assignment organization.

• Phone calendar reminders  

The use of cell phone calendar reminders is also a useful approach to alert you to an upcoming deadline. An advantage to this method is that reminders on your mobile device have a good chance of grabbing your attention no matter what activity you’re involved with.

On the downside, depending on how many assignments you’re juggling, too many notifications might be overwhelming and there won’t be as much space to log the details of the assignment (e.g., related textbook pages, length requirements) as you would have in a dedicated assignment tracking system.

• Planners/apps

There are a multitude of physical planners and organization apps for students to help manage assignments and deadlines. Although some vow that physical planners reign superior and even increase focus and concentration , there is almost always a financial cost involved and the added necessity to carry around a sometimes weighty object (as well as remembering to bring it along with you).

Mobile organization apps come with a variety of features, including notifications sent to your phone, but may also require a financial investment (at least for the premium features) and generally will not provide substantial space to add details about your assignments.

• Spreadsheets

With spreadsheets, what you lose in bells and whistles, you gain in straightforwardness and customizability – and they’re often free! Spreadsheets are easy to access from your laptop or phone and can provide you with enough space to include whatever information you need to complete your assignments.

There are templates available online for several different spreadsheet programs, or you can use our student assignment tracker for Google Sheets . We’ll show you how to use it in the next section.

How to Use Our Free Writing Tips Student Assignment Tracker

Follow this step-by-step guide to use our student assignment tracker for Google Sheets :

• Click on this link to the student assignment tracker . After the prompt “Would you like to make a copy of Assignment Tracker Template ?”, click Make a copy .

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2. The first tab in the spreadsheet will display several premade assignment trackers for individual subjects with the name of the subject in the header (e.g., Subject 1, Subject 2). In each header, fill in the title of the subjects you would like to track assignments for. Copy and paste additional assignment tracker boxes for any other subjects you’d like to track, and color code the labels.

Screenshot of the blank assignment template

3. Under each subject header, there are columns labeled for each assignment (e.g., Assignment A, Assignment B). Fill in the title of each of your assignments in one of these columns, and add additional columns if need be. Directly under the assignment title is a cell for you to fill in the due date for the assignment. Below the due date, fill in each task that needs to be accomplished to complete the assignment. In the final row of the tracker, you should select whether the status of your assignment is Not Started , In Progress , or Complete . Please see the example of a template that has been filled in (which is also available for viewing in the Example tab of the spreadsheet):

Example of completed assignment tracker

4. Finally, for an overview of all the assignments you have for each subject throughout the semester, fill out the assignment tracker in the Study Schedule tab. In this tracker, list the title of the assignment for each subject under the Assignment column, and then color code the weeks you plan to be working on each one. Add any additional columns or rows that you need. This overview is particularly helpful for time management throughout the semester.

There you have it.

To help you take full advantage of this student assignment tracker let’s recap the steps:

1. Make a copy of the student assignment tracker .

2. Fill in the title of the subjects you would like to track assignments for in each header row in the Assignments tab.

3. Fill in the title of each of your assignments and all the required tasks underneath each assignment. 

4. List the title of the assignment for each subject and color code the week that the assignment is due in the Study Schedule .

Now that your assignments are organized, you can rest easy . Happy studying! And remember, if you need help from a subject-matter expert to proofread your work before submission, we’ll happily proofread it for free .

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Consolidate Assignments by Using Google Sheets

Are you creating beautiful daily lesson plans for students using Google Slides? Are your assignments posted into Google Classroom along with links, tasks, and templates and followed with a detailed checklist created in Docs? I’m sure you spent a lot of time creating these resources! But, are we creating too MANY resources and links for our students?

Last week, I watched my 10-year-old son attempt to complete all his assignments in Google Classroom. My son is relatively tech-savvy and loves working digitally, but he was LOST. There were too many links, too many Classroom topics, and too many places to “go”. In fact, I had difficulty helping him locate some of the resources!

The Problem

Sometimes less is more. Creating multiple resources, Classroom topics, links, and Docs to help our students stay organized could possibly be counter-productive, especially while helping our youngest learners. Could we be making it even more challenging for students to locate and access assignments by providing too many guiding Docs?

To streamline resources in Google Classroom many edtech gurus have recommended:

1. Classroom Topics named “Today’s Links”: If you name a Google Classroom topic “Today’s Links” students will know where to find all the materials for that day! Teachers may choose to move the links under the correct subject Topic headings later.

2. Numbering Assignments: Numbering assignments makes it easy to refer to an assignment later. Also, students may be able to recall which number assignment they should work on today.

But, once you add on all the amazing Google Slides daily/weekly learning plans and Google Docs checklists it may still get a little confusing.

How could we simplify our assignments and make it easier for students?

The first solution that came to me is Google Sheets!

Google Sheets allows you to create a “one-stop-shop” for objectives, tasks, checklists, links, and more!

This daily lesson template for students allows you to add all your assignments along with a checklist for each task. Template available TinyUrl.com/SheetsRemotePlans

Also, you can link to the specific Google Classroom Assignment in the Sheet by clicking on the 3 dots in the right-hand corner of the assignment while in Google Classroom. Then, add that link to the template.

Finally, you may add a checkbox for students to complete once they have “Turned-In” each assignment.

Duplicate the template by clicking on the TAB below and selecting “duplicate”. You may rename each TAB using dates.

How do you streamline your assignments?

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60 Aesthetic Google Sheets Templates (Health, Productivity & More)

Google Sheets is a great tool for organizing your finances — but there are so many other ways to use this powerful tool! From planning your days and tracking your habits to scheduling content and tracking your assignments, Google Sheets is super versatile.

By default, Google Sheets can look pretty boring, but you’d be surprised how much customization can be made to make your spreadsheets aesthetically pleasing.

Not keen on learning how to make your spreadsheets aesthetic? Luckily, there are a ton of aesthetic Google Sheets templates out there for you to pick from — we’ve curated the best ones all in this round-up. Check it out!

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Simple Bookkeeping Spreadsheet for Google Sheets

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Google Sheets Planner & Calendar Templates

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• Updated: April 10, 2023

7 Best☝️ Free Student Data Tracker Templates in Google Sheets

As a student, keeping track of your academic progress can be daunting. It’s easy to get overwhelmed by assignments, deadlines, and grades, leading to stress and frustration. If you’re struggling to stay organized and need a solution to help you stay on top of your studies, look no further than Google Sheets student tracker templates.

With these templates, you can easily input and track your assignments, deadlines, and grades in one convenient location. No more juggling multiple spreadsheets or struggling to manage important dates. Student tracker templates help you stay organized and reduce stress so you can achieve your academic goals.

Whether you’re a high school student, a college student, or working on an online course, student tracker templates are the perfect solution to help you stay on top of your studies.

Read on to discover some of the student tracker templates that are available in Google Sheets so you can choose the template you like most today—and start tracking your academic progress with ease.

1. Free Student Data Tracker

Designed by David Jopson

The Student Data Tracker in Google Sheets is an essential tool for educators who want to keep track of their students’ academic progress. 

It allows you to identify patterns and trends in your students’ performance, making it easier to spot areas where they may be struggling so you can provide targeted support. You can also use the tracker to communicate with parents about student progress, setting goals and tracking progress toward those goals.

2. Student Loan Tracker

Designed by Justin Pritchard 

For anyone who has had to take out a loan for their education, the Google Sheets Student Loan Tracker can keep track of vital loan details such as loan balance, interest rates, and more.

The uses of a Student Loan Tracker are numerous and varied. Students and recent graduates can use the tracker to manage their loans and keep on top of their progress toward paying them off. Parents and other family members can also use it to help their loved ones manage their loans and provide support as needed.

3. Student Attendance Tracker

Designed by Amna Aslam

The Student Attendance Tracker by Amna Aslam allows teachers to enter all their students’ names and customize the list as per their preferences.

This tracker is hosted on Google Sheets, which means teachers can collaborate with other teachers in real time and share attendance data with them.

4. Student Progress Tracker

Designed by Using Technology Better

The Student Progress Tracker in Google Sheets aids teachers in monitoring students’ development. Teachers can easily create a custom tracking system that suits their needs and preferences. 

This template includes columns for class names, grades, and other relevant information. You can also fill cells with color to make the tracker more visually appealing and functional.

5. Student Behavior Tracker

Designed by Geana Germana

Teachers can use the Google Sheets Student Behavior Tracker to observe the behavior trends of their students and their advancement and improvement over time.

This template includes the ability to quickly and easily record data so you can identify areas where additional support or intervention may be needed. 

6. Student Assignment Tracker 

Designed by Reddit

Students can use the Google Sheets Student Assignment Tracker to plan their time more effectively, allocating time for each task and making sure they have enough time to complete their assignments by the due date.

The template has multiple colored sections for various elements to help identify crucial information at a glance.

7. Student Homework Tracker 

Designed by Spreadsheet Daddy

This Student Homework Tracker in Google Sheets is a straightforward yet useful solution that can assist students in maintaining the organization of their schoolwork. It is easy to use, accessible, and shareable, making it a useful resource for students of all ages and skill levels.

The tracker includes columns for the completion status of the assignment and any additional notes.

How to Create a Student Tracker Template in Google Sheets

In this section, we’ll take a look at how to quickly build a Google Sheets template for homework that will make it simple for you to keep track of your assignments. 

Step 1 . Start by entering the text you need in your template: the header/title at the top, a place for the document date, and the assignment details (due date, task, class, status). Then use the toolbar options to customize your text, such as alignment, color, size, and font.

Step 2 . Next, if you have cells you need to merge (such as for the title), highlight the cells, click the Merge icon, and select Merge all from the menu.

Step 3 . To add a border around the data section of your template, highlight all the cells that make up that section, click the Border icon in the taskbar menu, and select the border’s color, style, and type.

Step 4 . To change the color of any of the cells in your document, highlight the cells and choose the Fill color option. Pick a color to alter the coloring scheme of your template.

Step 5 . In the Status column, select the cells where you want checkboxes to appear. Go to the Insert tab and click on the Checkbox option. 

Voila! The result is shown below!

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How to Create a Semester Assignment Spreadsheet

(Read: How to Make a Daily, Prioritized Study List )

1. Gather the syllabi from all of your classes

That would be completely catastrophic. 

2. Open a Spreadsheet in Excel

(Read: How to Organize Your Class Binders )

3. Create Columns

4. put in every assignment due date.

Then, check it (23 times, if you’re me) to make sure you didn’t skip over any.

5. Sort by due date

A. select the due date column.

B. Order the list the old fashioned way

6. Format it so that it all fits onto one page

(Read: How to Get Better Grades in College )

7. Print it out

(Related: Your Ultimate Back to School Checklist )

8. Track your progress

Here is what I do:

(Related: 5 Must-Know Time Management Tips for College )

What are some ways that you keep track of your assignments?  How do you prioritize your projects? 

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I'd like to share an easy way to keep track of your assignments!

I recently learned that Google Sheets has a template designed to keep track of your assignments in one place. It's aptly named Assignment Tracker and allows you to list the assignment title along with its completion status, estimated time needed to complete, start date, and due date. Here's how to access the template:

Go to Google Drive

Click the "New" button in the top left corner

Click the arrow next to Google sheets, then select "From a template"

Click on the "General" tab

Under the "Education" header, you should see the "Assignment tracker" template

It would be a great idea to fill out this document when you first receive the syllabus for each class. Although professors sometimes make modifications to the syllabus throughout the semester, adding all your assignments to this spreadsheet from the start and then making little tweaks as needed is still super efficient. Let me know what you think!

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Google Sheets Calendar Templates: The 10 Best for 2024

• Last updated March 6, 2024

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A Google Sheets calendar template makes life a lot easier. Planning weeks, months, or years in advance will make you more efficient and productive. But there are so many different types of calendar spreadsheet templates on the web that it can get overwhelming. So I assembled a complete list of the best Google Sheets calendar templates. Find one that suits your needs.

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The 10 Best Google Sheets Calendar Templates

Although you can easily create a calendar template in Google Sheets (and in Google Docs ), doing so can be a time-consuming process. If you wish to avoid going through the process of creating one, here are 10 calendar templates you can use in Google Sheets. The first 3 are basic calendars in different formats while the others are for more complex uses.

1) List-Style Monthly Calendar Template in Google Sheets

This calendar template for Google Sheets is very similar to the one we discussed above. However, where the previous free Google Sheets calendar template was built for you to use on a screen or in printed form, this template is better suited for mobile users or desktop users who wish to have a small calendar window on their screen. Similar to the previous template, this Google Sheets calendar has 12 sheets for each month of the year.

Access Template  (Go to File > Make a Copy)

This calendar format is made for people who wish to track their tasks throughout the month in a small, easy-to-use format. The list format means you can view all the dates in portrait view with the tasks you wish to achieve right beside the days. This template is great for people on the go as you can add the calendar tasks in one sitting and check them on your phone whenever you want.

Related Reading: The Free Google Sheets Task List Template [Easy Guide]

2) Multiple-Month 2024 Google Sheet Calendar Template

This Google Sheets calendar template is aimed at people who wish to view the entire year on one spreadsheet. The template isn’t designed for you to be able to write extensive notes regarding the tasks you wish to perform that day. However, by using different colors to mark different tasks, you can highlight the important cells. If you want to make notes in this annual calendar template, you can right-click on any date and create a comment. This makes it helpful for simple collaboration, as you can share the sheet and tag other people in the comments.

One of the most helpful uses for this calendar template? Mark birthdays or days when you have to submit an important assignment or even upcoming holidays. This template can also be printed on a single sheet of paper and be used physically. We created the template for use in landscape, so you may have trouble using this template on a mobile device.

Note: Remember to select File > Make a copy when you download this free spreadsheet calendar template!

Related:   5 Useful Google Sheets Project Management Templates [Free]

3) Google Sheets Social Media Calendar

Social media campaigns are extremely hard to stay on top of. Luckily you can use SpreadsheetPoints social media calendar to make sure all your posts reach your audience at the right time. Although this template only uses Pinterest, Facebook, and Instagram, you can add more social channels if you need to or use one of the other many social calendars in the full article .

My social media calendar template tracks days of the week and specific dates, plus it gives you a visual reference for updates to your top social networks. As with my other templates, feel free to change the column headings if you work with other social networks (like TikTok!).

4) Content Calendar for Google Sheets

Similar to a social media calendar, a content calendar will help you track your website or business’s output of content. The difference being this template is designed more for blog posts, FAQs, and other website content. But you could just as easily add your social media content into this template too. This template is also perfect for writers that need to track all of their posts for all the different websites they work for.

Looking for more ways to optimize content marketing? I made more content calendar templates in Google Sheets , too! They offer even more ways to track your production. If you’re an editor, an editorial calendar template helps organize who’s working on what. . . and when!

5) Daily Schedule Calendar

Although this schedule template  is technically a daily planner, you can very easily use this as an incredibly detailed calendar. All you have to do is head to the sheet name in the bottom left of the page and right-click it. Then, go to Copy to > Existing spreadsheet. Then you simply have to name the new sheet after the next date and repeat for as long as you need the calendar to go for.

I love planner templates like this one when I go on vacation, as they can help create a viable itinerary on busy days.

6) Google Sheets Template Library Yearly Calendar

Don’t worry that this template is directly from the Google Sheets template library. It is still highly customizable, accurate, easy to use, and, most importantly—free! The second tab of this calendar template allows you to easily change the style of your calendar to match your vibe. It also allows you to change the theme by heading to Format > Theme .

The best thing about this annual calendar template? It automatically updates for your current year. That means you can come back in 12 months, select the same button, and end up with a totally refreshed calendar template.

7) Auto-Updating Monthly and Yearly Calendar

This calendar comes from this calendar article on our sister site Productivity Spot . On it you can simply change the date at the top left of the first page and have an automatically updating monthly calendar on the first page, followed by a yearly calendar on the second sheet. It’s Great if you need to look at your short and long-term goals at once.

This is the calendar template I recommend in my video on specifically what to look for in a calendar template in Google Sheets. Just note that the Saturday and Sunday dates are to the right. Many calendar templates keep Sundays at the start of the week, so the format may look unfamiliar if you don’t usually work with this type of style.

8) Gannt Chart Calendar Template

A Gantt chart is essentially a calendar that allows you to manage a project with your team (or even just by yourself). You essentially compare project timelines with dates and where they overlap. This can be a pretty complicated type of calendar, so we’d recommend reading our full Gantt Chart guide  if you aren’t already familiar with how they work.

9) Google Sheets Attendance Calendar

Attendance over the course of a year is vital to schools and workplaces. You can easily keep track of that in Google Sheets with an attendance template . This calendar tracks whether or not your team members or students were present and provides space for you to figure out why they weren’t there on specific dates.

10) Printable Google Sheets Calendar Template

The design for the first calendar template in this list is based on the traditional table calendars. As Google Sheets allows you to have multiple sheets in a single spreadsheet, we have added 12 sheets for each month. That can be helpful when you want to plan ahead.

Remember, a 2024 Google Sheets calendar will look different than one in 2025 and 2026.

To use this spreadsheet template (and those like my spreadsheet for rental properties ), open it in your web browser while logged into Google Sheets. Now, select on File in the top left corner of the main header bar. This will open a drop-down menu. Here, select Make a copy . This will open the template in your Google Sheets while automatically syncing it to the cloud.

Why Should You Use a Calendar in Google Sheets?

There can be many benefits to using a calendar in Google Sheets. Some of these include:

• You can access your calendar anywhere. One of the best parts about using Google Sheets over other spreadsheet software is that the spreadsheets are saved to Google Drive. Any changes made to the spreadsheet are synced instantly. This means that if you access your Google Sheets calendar on your desktop and make changes, you can access them on your smartphone almost immediately.
• Calendars help you plan ahead. Calendars don’t only let you plan the upcoming day or week, but they help you plan the upcoming months in advance. No one can keep track of multiple upcoming important dates, so having a calendar can be crucial for someone dealing with many scheduled assignments or deadlines.
• You can share the calendar with others. Google Sheets has a fantastic feature that allows users to collaborate on a single spreadsheet in real time. The feature is seamless and can be used with a few simple selections. This means you can create a calendar you want your employees to follow and share it with them. Any changes you make to your spreadsheet will be instantly updated for them, so you won’t have to notify them anytime you add a new activity to the calendar.
• Calendars help you break down larger tasks. Planning for large events or projects can be a considerable undertaking, but dividing it into smaller milestones can make your job easier. Break down the large task, plan a date to complete these smaller steps, and add these dates to your Google Sheets calendar template. This way, you can focus on working towards a smaller goal instead of worrying about the big one.

How to Make a Calendar Template in Google Sheets

A great part about using Google Sheets to create a calendar is that it can be as complex or as simple as you want it to be. Here are some of the steps using which we can create calendar in Google Sheets:

• Add a header bar towards the top of the sheet that signifies the month or the year for that specific sheet.
• In the row below, add the names for the days in the weeks.
• Now, write the month’s first date under the month’s first day.
• Now, press Ctrl , select the cell, and drag your cursor to autofill the days in the month.

This will complete the basic structure of the Google Sheets calendar. Feel free to format the calendar according to your needs, add other elements like cell fill color borders, and resize some important cells to make sure they stand out. You can also use conditional formatting to ensure that cells filled with specific events stand out while the empty cells stay white.

Note that this same process applies when you want to make an Excel calendar template. The key for making these as useful as possible is to use the empty columns and rows to create visual buffers. That, in addition to removing unwanted cell lines, will help you make a monthly calendar template for any year.

Remember to check your dates for each month. January started on a Monday in 2024, but it starts on Wednesday in 2025.

What to Look for in a Calendar Template: Video

I also made a video on what to look for in your Google Sheets calendar spreadsheet template. Check out my YouTube channel for more guides.

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Limitations of Using Google Sheets for Calendars

I also wanted to examine the limitations of utilizing a spreadsheet as a calendar. So let’s explore the quirks and quibbles.

Now, don’t get me wrong, I rely on my spreadsheet calendars. I have several. That’s why I compiled my favorite templates here. That said, there are some common hiccups that deserve our attention. So, let’s break it down.

Functionality

The most common issue? Spreadsheet calendars usually have limited functionality. Remember, we’re talking about Google Sheets. It’s made for crunching numbers and playing with text. It wasn’t designed to be 2024 calendar wizard. That means most templates lack features that dedicated calendar apps flaunt, like automatic reminders, email buddies, and collaborative scheduling.

Modification for Recurring Events

Another potential pitfall of a spreadsheet calendar template? They cannot usually easily modify recurring events. Wrangling those in a spreadsheet can be like herding cats – cumbersome and prone to mix-ups. Dedicated calendar apps (Google Calendar, for example), come prepared with built-in options for handling daily, weekly, monthly, or other custom-tailored recurring events.

But wait, there’s more!

Visibility and Access

Spreadsheet calendars also come with some visibility and access issues. Finding specific dates or events can be like searching for a needle in a haystack. You’ve got to scroll through rows and columns, which can be a real challenge if you’re dealing with several years worth of data.

Now, here’s the deal-breaker for some businesses: no synchronization. Most spreadsheets don’t do that thing where your calendar syncs across all your devices and platforms. So, if you’re on the move or want to share your schedule, you might hit a bit of a roadblock.

That said, Google Sheets offers notoriously reliable sharability. Unlike other spreadsheet tools, it’s actually really well designed for calendar templates. You can use Google Sheets to make schedules , too.

Frequently Asked Questions

Welcome to the FAQs! I’ve included these to provide precise answers to common queries as you explore the power of Google Sheets for your calendars. Whether you’re a seasoned user or new to digital calendaring, rest assured that our responses are tailored to enhance your proficiency. Join me as I simplify complexities and ensure seamless integration of Google Sheets into your 2024 calendar.

Can I Create a Calendar in Sheets?

Creating a calendar in Google Sheets is simple. Create a new spreadsheet and add a header for the month you wish to create the calendar. Now, add the days of the week in one of the rows. Now, enter the first date of the month under the correct weekday. Visit on the cell containing the date. Now, press and hold Ctrl and select and drag the bottom right part of the cell to autofill the dates in the cell. Keep repeating the process to fill in the dates for the entire month.

Does Google Sheets Offer a Pre Built Template for Me to Use?

Google Sheets has an entire gallery of built-in templates that has pre-made templates that you can use. The templates are professionally designed and they’re versatile. You’ll find spreadsheet templates ranging from calendars, timesheets, invoices, and schedules to budgeting tools and resumes. You can access the template gallery by opening the main page of Google Sheets and selecting Template Gallery in the top right corner of the screen.

Otherwise, consider using some of our free spreadsheet templates . Our experts build these from scratch and make them freely available for accountants, project managers, entrepreneurs, and anyone else who needs a premade solution.

Wrapping Up

In this article, I discussed Google Sheets calendar templates. I also analyzed the benefits of each option. Finally, I reviewed some potential pitfalls of using a spreadsheet for a calendar. Hopefully, you found the perfect Google Sheets Calendar template. If you think we missed a calendar type you’d like to add, let me know in the comments.

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Top Free Google Sheets Task List Templates (To-Do List)

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Keeping organized is crucial, but staying on top of everything on your to-do list is not always easy. That’s where using Google Sheets task list templates can help. Google Sheets offers free, customizable to-do lists and task management templates that make tracking your tasks a breeze. 

With Google Sheets task list templates, you can create prioritized to-do lists, assign due dates, mark tasks as complete, and more, all within the simple and intuitive Google Sheets interface.

In this article, we’ll showcase some of the best free Google Sheets task list templates available online and explain how to use Google Sheets for task management. 

Whether you need a basic checklist, a Kanban-style task board, or something more robust, there’s likely a Google Sheets task list template that fits your needs. 

The templates we will highlight in today’s guide will make it simple to set up and configure your own task list in Google Sheets in just minutes. We’ll also provide tips for customizing any Google Sheets task list template to suit your unique workflow.

But before we go any further, let’s see some of the upsides of using Google Sheets task list templates. 

Benefits of Using Google Sheets Task List Templates

If you’re still not convinced about using a Google Sheets task list template to manage your to-do list, consider these benefits:

Accessibility

Google Sheets is available across devices from any browser, so your task list goes wherever you go. You can easily access and edit your Google Sheets task list from your phone, tablet, laptop, or desktop.

All Google services, including Google Sheets and Google Docs , are free. So, you get a fully functional task management system at no cost.

Collaboration is easy with Google Sheets. You can share your Google Sheets task list templates with others and edit them together in real-time, with changes syncing automatically.

Customizable

While pre-made templates help you get started quickly, you can fully customize everything in Google Sheets to match your preferences, especially since you can change colours, add statuses, create dependencies between tasks, and more.

Integrations

Google Sheets connects seamlessly with other Google services like Calendar, Gmail, Drive, and more. And tons of other third-party integrations via apps and add-ons extend functionality.

The intuitive, flexible nature of Google Sheets and its availability across devices make it an ideal platform for task management. Whether tackling personal to-dos or collaborating on a team project, Google Sheets task list templates enable you to get organized and work more efficiently.

Exploring Top Google Sheets Task List Templates

Now that we’ve covered the basics of creating task lists in Google Sheets and the many benefits this approach offers, we’re ready to dive into some excellent template options you can start using right away.

Below, we highlight several top-rated free Google Sheets task list templates for project management from various sources. Whether you need a simple checklist, gannt chart, Kanban board, calendar schedule, or a combo of task tracking features, there’s a great template waiting for you.

These Google Sheets task list templates make organising anything from a personal to-do list and household chores to large team projects and workloads easy. They provide the structures and formulas upfront so you can list and track tasks quickly.

The templates we’ve selected stand out for their great designs, customizability, ease of use, and usefulness based on our extensive reviews.

Google Sheets To-Do List Template

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The Google Sheets To-Do List Template stands out as a quintessential choice for those seeking a straightforward and efficient way to manage tasks. Provided directly in the Google Sheets template gallery, this Google Sheets task list template exudes simplicity and functionality, making it perfect for basic task-tracking needs.

Key Features of the Google Sheets To-Do List Template:

• Checkboxes for Task Completion: These allow you to visually mark off tasks as they are completed, offering a clear view of your accomplishments.
• Due Date Columns: This feature helps in scheduling tasks, ensuring that you’re aware of upcoming deadlines.
• Status Columns: Categorize tasks as ‘To Do’, ‘In Progress’, or ‘Done’. This classification aids in tracking the progress of each task and managing workflow more effectively.
• Filtering Tools: The template comes equipped with filtering capabilities, enabling you to view tasks based on their status or due date with just a click. This feature is handy for focusing on tasks that require immediate attention or are nearing their deadlines.
• Built-in Formulas for Completion Tracking: The template automatically calculates the percentage of tasks completed. This gives you a comprehensive overview of your progress on various tasks, helping you gauge productivity and efficiency.
• The template’s simplicity makes it a great starting point for those new to digital task management.
• It’s particularly effective for personal use, small projects, or everyday tasks where complexity isn’t needed.
• Customization is straightforward.

The Google Sheets To-Do List Template is an excellent choice for those looking for a basic yet highly functional task list template. Its blend of essential features with user-friendly design makes it suitable for various task-tracking purposes, from personal to professional settings. If simplicity and effectiveness are what you’re after in a task list template, this official Google Sheets template is definitely worth considering.

Software Accountant’s HR Task List Template

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The Software Accountant’s HR Task List Template in Google Sheets is an ideal solution for those in human resources seeking an organized and efficient way to track various HR-related tasks. 

This template is designed to cater specifically to the needs of HR professionals, providing a straightforward yet comprehensive tool for task management.

Key Features of the Software Accountant’s HR Task List Template:

• Task ID: Each task is given a unique identifier, making it easy to reference and track specific tasks.
• Task Description: This column provides detailed descriptions of each task, ensuring that all necessary information is captured and easily accessible.
• Assigned To: You can assign tasks to specific team members, allowing for clear delegation and accountability.
• Due Date: Set deadlines for each task to ensure timely completion and keep track of time-sensitive responsibilities.
• Status Columns: Track the progress of tasks with status options like ‘Pending’, ‘In Progress’, and ‘Completed’. This feature helps in monitoring workflow and task completion.
• Dashboard Overview: A unique aspect of this template is its Dashboard tab, which provides a visual overview of tasks categorized by assignee and status. This overview is particularly useful for managers to quickly assess workload distribution and task progress.
• The template’s simplicity makes it highly effective for small HR teams or individuals new to using Google Sheets for task organization.
• Its clear and grid-style layout ensures that all tasks remain neatly organized, making it easy to navigate and update.
• The ability to filter tasks based on assignee or status, along with due date reminders, enhances its practicality, making it a versatile tool for managing a range of HR tasks.

The Software Accountant’s HR Task List Template is perfect for HR professionals looking for a simple yet efficient way to manage and track HR tasks. Its focused features and user-friendly design make it ideal for small HR teams or those just beginning to utilize digital tools for task management in the HR sector.

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Software Accountant’s – Ultimate Task List Template

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The Software Accountant’s Ultimate Task List Template is a comprehensive solution for anyone seeking an all-encompassing task management system. This robust template is designed to cater to a wide range of task-tracking needs, making it an ideal choice for those who require a detailed and versatile task-management tool.

Key Features of the Software Accountant’s Ultimate Task List Template:

• Task Number: Each task is assigned a unique ID, facilitating easy reference and organization.
• Detailed Task Description: Allows for a comprehensive understanding of each task, ensuring clarity and completeness of information.
• Assignment Column: Enables the allocation of tasks to specific individuals, aiding in clear delegation and accountability.
• Priority Level: Classify tasks as high, medium, or low priority, which helps in prioritizing workload and focusing on urgent tasks first.
• Due Date Column: Essential for setting and tracking deadlines, ensuring tasks are completed in a timely manner.
• Status Tracking: Keep track of progress with status options like ‘Pending’, ‘In Progress’, and ‘Completed’.
• Sorting, Filtering, and Search Functionality: These features make it easy to navigate through tasks, find specific items, and organize tasks based on various criteria.
• Conditional Formatting : Provides visual cues for task status, priority, or deadlines, enhancing the ease of monitoring tasks at a glance.
• Comprehensive Instructions Sheet: A guide to help you quickly set up and customize the template to your specific needs, including how to create recurring tasks, send reminders, and more.
• Optional Automation: Elevates task management by automating various functions like reminders and recurring task setup, saving time and effort.
• The Ultimate Task List Template is perfect for those who need a detailed and customizable task management system.
• Its comprehensive nature makes it suitable for both personal and professional settings, especially where complex task tracking is required.
• The template is user-friendly, with guides and instructions making it accessible even for those new to using advanced features in Google Sheets.

Software Accountant’s Ultimate Task List Template is a top-tier choice for anyone looking for a detailed and highly functional task management tool in Google Sheets. Its extensive features and customization options make it a standout choice for managing a wide array of tasks effectively and efficiently.

The Simple Task List Checklist Templates

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The Simple Task List Checklist Template in Google Sheets is a wonderfully streamlined and user-friendly option for those who prefer a no-nonsense approach to task management. True to its name, this template provides a basic yet effective checklist format, making it ideal for various task-tracking purposes.

Key Features of the Simple Task List Checklist Template:

• Task Listing: A straightforward column to list all your tasks, providing a clear and concise overview.
• Checkboxes for Completion: Next to each task is a checkbox, allowing you to mark off tasks as they are completed effortlessly.
• Due Date Column: Assign deadlines to tasks, helping you to manage your time effectively and meet your obligations on schedule.
• Notes Section: Offers space for additional details or comments about each task. This makes it helpful in providing extra context or specific instructions.
• Automatic Visual Updates: As tasks are checked off, the corresponding row automatically greys out, and the task name is struck through. This feature visually distinguishes completed tasks from those still pending, aiding in quick assessment and prioritisation.
• The simplicity of the template makes it ideal for personal use, such as managing daily activities, household chores, or small projects.
• Its clean and uncluttered format is especially beneficial for those who prefer a straightforward, focused task-tracking approach.
• The template is highly customisable, allowing you to modify colours and add columns as needed, making it adaptable to evolving requirements.

The Simple Task List Checklist Template is a must-have for anyone seeking an uncomplicated and efficient way to manage tasks in Google Sheets. Its straightforward design and essential task-tracking features make it suitable for a wide range of users, from individuals managing personal tasks to those handling basic professional duties.

Automatic checklist/to-do list template

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The Automatic Checklist / To-Do List Template in Google Sheets is a step up from simpler templates, offering an innovative way to manage and visualise your tasks. This template is tailored for those who appreciate automated features to enhance task management efficiency.

Key Features of the Automatic Checklist / To-Do List Template

• Task Entry and Tracking: Tasks are entered in Column B. This setup keeps your task list organised and easy to read.
• Completion Checkboxes: In Column A, checkboxes are provided. When you complete a task, you simply check the box .
• Automatic Grey-Out and Strikethrough: Upon marking a task as complete (checking the box), the template automatically greys out the entire row and applies a strikethrough to the task name. This visual change occurs on the left side of the sheet, providing a clear distinction between completed and pending tasks.
• Ordering System: Unique to this template is the ability to assign a number to each task. This feature is handy for prioritising tasks. You can sort tasks in the ‘Order’ column based on the numbers assigned, allowing you to rearrange tasks according to their priority or sequence.
• Automated Incomplete Task List: On the right side of the sheet, the template automatically generates a list of incomplete tasks. This dynamic feature helps track what is still pending, ensuring no task gets overlooked.
• This template is ideal for users who need a more dynamic and automated approach to task management.
• It’s perfect for professional settings where task prioritisation and completion status are crucial, as well as for personal use where efficiency and order are key.
• The automated features, like the automatic generation of an incomplete task list and the visual cues for task completion, reduce manual effort and make task tracking more intuitive.

Simply put, the Automatic Checklist / To-Do List Template in Google Sheets is an advanced tool for anyone seeking a more automated, organised, and visually intuitive way to manage tasks. Its unique features and practicality make it an excellent choice for personal and professional task management.

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The Multiple Checklist / To-Do List Template

The Multiple Checklist / To-Do List Template in Google Sheets is an innovative solution for those who need to manage several checklists simultaneously. Designed for versatility and convenience, this template allows you to efficiently track up to five different checklists on a single sheet, making it an exceptional tool for multi-faceted task management.

Key Features of the Multiple Checklist / To-Do List Template:

• Capacity for Multiple Checklists: Manage up to five checklists within one comprehensive sheet. This feature is particularly beneficial for those juggling various projects or categories of tasks.
• Task Name Entry: Each checklist allows for the entry of task names, providing a clear and organised view of all the tasks within each category.
• Integrated Checkboxes: Next to each task is a checkbox. When a task is completed, simply check the box to mark it off.
• Visual Feedback on Completion: As you check off tasks, the cells containing the task name and checkbox automatically turn grey. This visual cue is an effective way to instantly identify which tasks have been completed and which are still pending.
• Streamlined Organization: The template’s design focuses on ease of use and clarity, enabling you to navigate between checklists and tasks without confusion.
• This template is ideal for users who need to oversee multiple areas of work or personal life, such as project managers, event planners, or anyone handling diverse sets of tasks.
• The ability to view and manage multiple checklists in one place saves time and enhances organisational efficiency.
• The simple yet effective design of the template ensures that it remains user-friendly, even when managing a large number of tasks.

Without mincing word, the Multiple Checklist / To-Do List Template in Google Sheets is a highly effective tool for anyone requiring a comprehensive and easy-to-use system to manage multiple tasks. Its ability to accommodate numerous checklists in a single sheet, along with its visual and organisational features, makes it a standout choice for personal and professional task management.

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The Task List Template

The Task List Template in Google Sheets is specifically tailored for tracking routine or repetitive tasks, providing a highly organized and efficient way to manage recurring activities. This template is handy for those with tasks that need to be repeated regularly, such as daily or weekly routines.

Key Features of the Task List Template:

• Single List of Task Names: Centralize all your routine tasks in one list for easy reference and organization.
• Multiple Columns of Checkboxes: The template includes multiple columns of checkboxes corresponding to different repetitive tasks (e.g., days of the week) for each task.
• Visual Completion Indicators: As tasks are completed, and checkboxes are marked, the cells containing the checkboxes turn grey. This visual change allows users to identify which tasks have been completed and which are still pending.
• Ideal for Daily or Weekly Routines: This format is perfect for tracking tasks that recur on a daily or weekly basis, such as household chores, office routines, or personal habits.
• The template is especially beneficial for individuals or teams who follow a consistent routine and need to track the completion of these tasks over time.
• It simplifies the process of managing repetitive tasks by providing a clear and concise framework.
• The visual cues provided by the changing colours of the checkboxes upon completion make it easy to assess the status of tasks at a glance.

The Task List Template is a brilliant template for anyone who needs to manage repetitive or routine tasks. Its structured layout and straightforward tracking features make it an ideal choice for personal use, workplace organisation, or any scenario where regular task tracking is essential.

Final Thoughts on Google Sheets Task List Templates

After reviewing several excellent Google Sheets task list templates, you likely have a good idea of the options available and which template works best for your needs.

The Google Sheets task list templates highlighted in this guide represent some of the most useful, customisable, and intuitive task list templates currently available. Whether you prefer a simple checklist format or more advanced features like multiple integrated checklists and automation, there is a Google Sheets template to suit your workflow.

Key takeaways include:

• Simple checklists are ideal for personal use or basic task-tracking
• Advanced templates with automation save time and effort
• Visual organisation cues like colouring help prioritise tasks.
• Integrations, reminders and analytics provide added functionality.
• Customisable templates allow tweaking as your needs change.

The best part about using Google Sheets for task management is that you can fully adapt any template to your liking over time. So don’t worry about finding the “perfect” template upfront – choose one that fits your current needs and enhance it with columns, formatting, colour coding, etc.

With the power of Google Sheets and the array of excellent templates featured here, getting organised has never been easier. Choose the template that most closely aligns with your task management style and needs and customise it to optimise your productivity.

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Free Google Sheets Daily Schedule Templates and Planners

By Kate Eby | June 9, 2023

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We’ve collected the most useful free daily schedule Google Sheets templates and planners. Employers, students, freelancers, and employees can use these customizable templates to organize their daily activities and optimize their productivity.

On this page, you'll find many helpful Google Sheets daily schedule templates, including a daily Google Sheets work schedule template , a daily student schedule Google Sheets template , a 24-hour schedule Google Sheets template , a daily planner Google Sheets template , and a daily employee schedule Google Sheets template , among others. You’ll also find best practices for how to create a daily schedule in Google Sheets .

Basic Daily Schedule Template for Google Sheets

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Use this basic Google Sheets daily schedule template to improve your daily and day-to-day productivity and organization. Enter the details for each daily task or activity, including start time, duration, and any related notes. The structured framework makes it easy to plan and track daily tasks, appointments, and goals. You can tailor this customizable template according to your needs, ensuring efficient time management and a clear overview of your daily responsibilities. 

To find more templates in Google Sheets and Google Docs formats, check out this comprehensive article on free Google Docs and spreadsheet templates .

Daily Work Schedule Template for Google Sheets

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Whether you’re an employer or an employee, this daily Google Sheets template helps you streamline your work routine, accurately record daily time worked, and boost productivity. Simply input the beginning date for the week, the manager name, the department, each employee name, and a description of the work assigned to them. Then enter the duration of hours worked for any given day of the week. This work schedule template is the perfect solution to boost time management, improve task organization, and track progress. 

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Daily Student Schedule Template for Google Sheets

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As a student, you can use this daily student schedule Google Sheets template to plan your study routine and to track classes. Use this template to prioritize tasks and stay organized in your pursuit of academic success. Simply input your semester or school quarter, class times, study sessions, and extracurricular activities into the template to get a clear overview of your daily academic commitments.

24-Hour Schedule Template for Google Sheets 

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Use this 24-hour schedule Google Sheets template to help you effectively plan and manage your day. Simply input your activities, appointments, and tasks into the template's hourly slots for the appropriate time and day of the week to create a comprehensive schedule. This template is helpful in maximizing productivity, allocating time efficiently, and gaining a holistic view of your day, allowing you to make the most of your 24 hours. 

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Daily Planner Template for Google Sheets

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By using this daily planner Google Sheets template, you can bring structure and organization to your daily life. Input tasks, events, and goals into the template to create a clear roadmap for your day. The benefits include improved time management, enhanced productivity, and the ability to track and prioritize your activities, ultimately helping you stay focused and accomplish more.

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Daily Calendar Template for Google Sheets

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This daily calendar Google Sheets template offers several advantages, including effective day-to-day time management, improved organization, and optimized task prioritization. To use the template, simply input your appointments, events, tasks, and deadlines into the corresponding time slots. By regularly updating and referring to the template, you can maintain a clear overview of your schedule, avoid conflicts, and stay on top of your daily commitments.

Daily Work Log Template for Google Sheets

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Improve your work-related time tracking, productivity, and accountability with this daily work log Google Sheets template. Easily record your work tasks, projects, and time spent on each activity throughout the day. You can also customize the template’s Schedule Start Time and Time Intervals sections to accurately track your work progress, identify time-consuming tasks, and make informed decisions to optimize your workflow and achieve greater all-around efficiency.

Daily Hourly Schedule Template for Google Sheets

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Use this daily hourly schedule Google Sheets template to improve your productivity, organization, and time management. Simply input your activities, appointments, and tasks into the corresponding hourly slots throughout the day. Follow the schedule you created to stay focused on your priorities, as well as ensure a well-structured and productive day.

Daily Employee Schedule Template 

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Use this daily employee schedule template to simplify and optimize scheduling your staff’s time in the workplace. By inputting employees' shifts, tasks, and breaks into the template, you can create an organized schedule that ensures smooth operations and productivity. Use this template to increase workforce management efficiency, reduce scheduling conflicts, and improve employee communication, leading to increased employee satisfaction.

Daily Planner with Task List Template for Google Sheets

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This daily planner with task list template for Google Sheets provides a comprehensive solution for managing your day's tasks and activities in one place. For the appropriate day, enter your tasks with deadlines to remain organized and focused. You can also add details about top priorities, to-do’s, people you want to connect with, places to visit, and tasks to complete on another day. A daily planner with a task list template can assist in improving your productivity by helping you stay on top of your responsibilities, accomplish your tasks, and reach your goals.

Daily School Schedule Template for Google Sheets 

Download the Daily School Schedule Template for Google Sheets  

Use this daily school schedule template for Google Sheets to bring structure and organization to your academic life. Simply input your classes, study sessions, and extracurricular activities into the template, and it will help you manage your time efficiently and effectively. The payoffs from using this template include better time management, improved academic performance, and a clear overview of your daily commitments, allowing you to prioritize tasks and achieve a balanced student life.

How to Create a Daily Schedule in Google Sheets

Use an existing daily schedule template in Google Sheets to create a schedule. For each time slot, enter your planned tasks or activities, and regularly review and update the schedule as needed, allocating sufficient time for each task or activity. 

Here are the detailed steps to create a daily schedule:

1. Download and Name the Basic Google Sheets Daily Schedule Template

• Open the basic Google Sheets weekly schedule template, save it ( File > Make a copy ), rename it, and choose a folder on your Google Drive. 
• Click the Make a Copy button

2. Establish a Daily Hourly Timeframe for Your Schedule

• Select a start time for your daily schedule by clicking the Schedule Start Time drop-down list, and click on a start time.   
• Click the Time Interval drop-down list and select time intervals for your daily schedule. 

3. Identify Your Daily Key Tasks, Events, or Activities

• Determine Duration: Consider the estimated duration of each task, and allocate sufficient time for its completion, accounting for breaks or transitions between activities. 
• Assign Time Slots: Identify key tasks or activities for the day, and assign them to specific time slots, starting with the most important or time-sensitive ones. 
• Consider Essential Activities: Add essential activities such as meals, exercise, and personal time to maintain a balanced schedule. 

4. List and Organize Scheduled Tasks

Once you map out your to-do’s, add them to the daily schedule template.

• Click on the cell corresponding to the day and time to work on the task. Type in the task name.

5. Regularly Review Your Daily Schedule 

• Regularly review and update your daily schedule as needed, accommodating any changes or new priorities that might arise throughout the day. 
• Follow your daily schedule as closely as possible, keeping track of your progress and making adjustments if necessary to stay on track and meet your goals. 
• Allow for some flexibility in your daily schedule to account for unexpected interruptions or tasks that might take longer than anticipated. 
• At the end of the day, evaluate your daily schedule's effectiveness and reflect on any adjustments or improvements that can be made for future planning. 

Remember: A daily schedule is a tool to guide and optimize your time management, so strive to strike a balance between structure and adaptability to maximize productivity and well-being.

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GCSE results day 2024: Everything you need to know including the number grading system

Thousands of students across the country will soon be finding out their GCSE results and thinking about the next steps in their education.   

Here we explain everything you need to know about the big day, from when results day is, to the current 9-1 grading scale, to what your options are if your results aren’t what you’re expecting.  

When is GCSE results day 2024?  

GCSE results day will be taking place on Thursday the 22 August.     

The results will be made available to schools on Wednesday and available to pick up from your school by 8am on Thursday morning.  

Schools will issue their own instructions on how and when to collect your results.   

When did we change to a number grading scale?  

The shift to the numerical grading system was introduced in England in 2017 firstly in English language, English literature, and maths.  

By 2020 all subjects were shifted to number grades. This means anyone with GCSE results from 2017-2020 will have a combination of both letters and numbers.  

The numerical grading system was to signal more challenging GCSEs and to better differentiate between students’ abilities - particularly at higher grades between the A *-C grades. There only used to be 4 grades between A* and C, now with the numerical grading scale there are 6.  

What do the number grades mean?  

The grades are ranked from 1, the lowest, to 9, the highest.  

The grades don’t exactly translate, but the two grading scales meet at three points as illustrated below.  

The bottom of grade 7 is aligned with the bottom of grade A, while the bottom of grade 4 is aligned to the bottom of grade C.    

Meanwhile, the bottom of grade 1 is aligned to the bottom of grade G.  

What to do if your results weren’t what you were expecting?  

If your results weren’t what you were expecting, firstly don’t panic. You have options.  

First things first, speak to your school or college – they could be flexible on entry requirements if you’ve just missed your grades.   

They’ll also be able to give you the best tailored advice on whether re-sitting while studying for your next qualifications is a possibility.   

If you’re really unhappy with your results you can enter to resit all GCSE subjects in summer 2025. You can also take autumn exams in GCSE English language and maths.  

Speak to your sixth form or college to decide when it’s the best time for you to resit a GCSE exam.  

Look for other courses with different grade requirements     

Entry requirements vary depending on the college and course. Ask your school for advice, and call your college or another one in your area to see if there’s a space on a course you’re interested in.    

Consider an apprenticeship    

Apprenticeships combine a practical training job with study too. They’re open to you if you’re 16 or over, living in England, and not in full time education.  

As an apprentice you’ll be a paid employee, have the opportunity to work alongside experienced staff, gain job-specific skills, and get time set aside for training and study related to your role.   

You can find out more about how to apply here .  

Talk to a National Careers Service (NCS) adviser    

The National Career Service is a free resource that can help you with your career planning. Give them a call to discuss potential routes into higher education, further education, or the workplace.   

Whatever your results, if you want to find out more about all your education and training options, as well as get practical advice about your exam results, visit the  National Careers Service page  and Skills for Careers to explore your study and work choices.   

You may also be interested in:

• Results day 2024: What's next after picking up your A level, T level and VTQ results?
• When is results day 2024? GCSEs, A levels, T Levels and VTQs

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