Sam's Timetable worksheet helps children practice converting between 12-hour and 24-hour digital times and reading analogue clocks.

Let’s go row by row and fill in the missing times. We’ll use what we know about 12-hour and 24-hour time, and how to read analogue clocks.

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Row 1: School starts
Already done:
- 12-hour: 8:15am → 24-hour: 08:15 → Analogue clock shows 8:15 (hour hand just past 8, minute hand on 3) ✔

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Row 2: Gymnastics class
Given: 6:40pm (12-hour)
→ Convert to 24-hour: Add 12 to hours for pm times (except 12pm). So 6 + 12 = 18 → 18:40
→ Analogue clock: Hour hand between 6 and 7 (closer to 7), minute hand on 8 (since 40 minutes = 8 × 5)

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Row 3: After school club ends
Given: 16:25 (24-hour)
→ Convert to 12-hour: Subtract 12 from hour if over 12 → 16 - 12 = 4 → so 4:25pm
→ Analogue clock: Hour hand between 4 and 5 (closer to 4), minute hand on 5 (25 minutes = 5 × 5)

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Row 4: Break time
Given: 10:20am (12-hour)
→ 24-hour: Since it’s am and not 12am, keep same → 10:20
→ Analogue clock: Hour hand between 10 and 11 (closer to 10), minute hand on 4 (20 minutes = 4 × 5)

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Row 5: Bedtime
Given: 20:00 (24-hour)
→ Convert to 12-hour: 20 - 12 = 8 → 8:00pm
→ Analogue clock: Hour hand exactly on 8, minute hand on 12

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Row 6: School ends
Analogue clock shown: Hour hand between 3 and 4 (closer to 4), minute hand on 6 → that’s 3:30
Since it’s after school, likely pm → 3:30pm
→ 24-hour: 3 + 12 = 15 → 15:30

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Row 7: Lunchtime
Given: 12:30 (24-hour)
→ This is 12:30pm (because 12:30 in 24-hour is still afternoon) → 12:30pm
→ Analogue clock: Hour hand halfway between 12 and 1, minute hand on 6 → matches given image

Wait — actually, 12:30 in 24-hour time is 12:30pm. But let’s check the analogue clock: it shows hour hand halfway between 12 and 1, minute hand on 6 → yes, 12:30. So 12-hour format is 12:30pm

But note: sometimes people write 12:30 without “pm” but since it’s lunchtime, it’s definitely pm.

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Row 8: Dinner time
Analogue clock: Hour hand between 6 and 7 (closer to 6), minute hand on 6 → that’s 6:30
Dinner is usually evening → 6:30pm
→ 24-hour: 6 + 12 = 18 → 18:30

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Now let’s compile all answers into the table format:

| Activity | Digital 12-hour time | Digital 24-hour time | Analogue time (description) |
|----------------------|----------------------|-----------------------|------------------------------------|
| School starts | 8:15am | 08:15 | 8:15 (given) |
| Gymnastics class | 6:40pm | 18:40 | 6:40 (hour near 7, min on 8) |
| After school club ends | 4:25pm | 16:25 | 4:25 (hour near 4, min on 5) |
| Break time | 10:20am | 10:20 | 10:20 (hour near 10, min on 4) |
| Bedtime | 8:00pm | 20:00 | 8:00 (hour on 8, min on 12) |
| School ends | 3:30pm | 15:30 | 3:30 (hour between 3-4, min on 6) |
| Lunchtime | 12:30pm | 12:30 | 12:30 (hour between 12-1, min on 6)|
| Dinner time | 6:30pm | 18:30 | 6:30 (hour between 6-7, min on 6) |

All conversions checked:
- PM times: add 12 to get 24-hour (except 12pm stays 12)
- AM times: same as 24-hour (except 12am becomes 00:00, not needed here)
- Analogue clocks matched correctly with minute marks (each number = 5 minutes)

Final Answer:

Gymnastics class: 18:40
After school club ends: 4:25pm
Break time: 10:20
Bedtime: 8:00pm
School ends: 3:30pm and 15:30
Lunchtime: 12:30pm
Dinner time: 6:30pm and 18:30