Autism Teenager Secondary Schedule / Timetable for Special Education

Secondary School Visual Timetable for Autistic Students (Teen-Appropriate Emoji Icons)

41 Pages

Product Description:
This teen-appropriate visual timetable is designed to support Autistic and neurodivergent students attending Secondary , providing a clear, accessible structure for navigating the school day. Created by Amanda McGuinness of Little Puddins, this resource avoids childish imagery and instead uses age-respectful emoji visuals to honour Autistic identity, executive functioning differences, and the need for predictability and routine.

This is a print-based, non-editable timetable. Students or adults can write in subject times, room numbers, teacher initials, and additional details directly onto the templates. The timetable includes multiple colour versions for personalisation and visual organisation. Blank cards are included for customisation.

What’s Included?

• Full-week school timetable templates (Monday–Friday)

• Multiple Schedule formats available for text and for visual icon subject cards

• Extended visual schedule format for larger format requirements

• Visual subject icons featuring realistic emoji graphics

• Blank icon templates for custom needs

• Instructions for set-up, personalisation, and color coding

• Multiple color options to suit student preferences

Visual Subject Cards Included (with Emoji Icons):

• English ✏️

• Irish (Gaeilge)

• Mathematics ➕ ➗

• Science

• History

• Geography

• Civic, Social & Political Education (CSPE)

• Social, Personal & Health Education (SPHE) ❤️

• Religious Education ⛪ ✝️

• French

• German

• Spanish

• Art, Craft & Design

• Music

• Home Economics

• Woodwork / Materials Technology

• Metalwork / Engineering ⚙️

• Technical Graphics / Design & Communication Graphics

• Technology

• Computer Science / Digital Media

• Business Studies

• Agricultural Science

• Applied Maths

• Classical Studies

• Construction Studies

• Politics & Society

• Physical Education (exam subject) ️

• Religion (exam subject) ✝️

Why Families & Professionals Love This Resource:

• Respectful and age-appropriate visual format for teens

• Helps reduce anxiety by making routines predictable

• Encourages independence and personal responsibility

• No software needed – just print, write in, and laminate

• Ideal for school, home, or blended support environments

Who Is This Resource For?

• Autistic and neurodivergent teenagers in high school

• Families creating visual supports at home

• Special education and inclusive classrooms

• SLTs, OTs, school psychologists, and learning support staff

Support Teen Dignity Through Visual Clarity
Empower students to navigate high school with confidence, structure, and clarity using this neuroaffirmative visual timetable developed by a specialist in Autism and visual supports.