Room Booking System

The online Room Booking System maximises the usage of rooms and facilities within your school by increasing efficiency while eliminating double bookings. Our System is unique as it will integrate with your current timetable (Single, Bi-Weekly, X-Day) accounting for timetabled lessons so the room can only be booked when it is free of lessons.

Featured in the Times Education Supplement - 19/10/2007


Graphical Timetable		Administration Features
Teachers can see the availability of all rooms at every period over a week, all on one simple screen... more		The Administrators of the Room Booking System can manage the entire System. They can view statistics on the amount of rooms booked by teachers... more

Easy and Simple Interface		Unlimited Capacity
The Room Booking System has been designed with simplicity in mind. Teachers can make a booking quickly by following the short, simple steps... more		The number of rooms, periods, users and bookings are unlimited in the Room Booking System... more

Testimonials

"St Mary’s College has used “Room Booking System” since September 2007. It has replaced a cumbersome paper system which was always less than efficient. The Room Booking System is available online to everyone, does not favour those close to the coordinator and can be tailored to suit the institution. Access to the facility is well worth the annual fee of £200 per year."
- Mr O'Flaherty - St Mary’s College
- 07/04/2008

"The previous manual system we had was prone to errors and very labour intensive. The Room Booking System has easily assimilated into the working life of the school. Any queries have been dealt with quickly and efficiently. It has made my life easier."
- Mrs Davis - St Thomas More Catholic School
- 04/10/2007

"The Room Booking System has been invaluable in terms of managing our ICT facilities effectively. The System is simple to use and easy to administer and setup. We have been very happy with the product and all the staff have found it easy to use."
- Mr Gilbart, Holywell School
-04/10/2007