Set the term constraints
Choose the grade, learning area, term, number of weeks and lessons per week before the sequence is built.
Create a structured scheme of work around your grade, learning area, term length and teaching rhythm. Continue from the last sub-strand you completed instead of rebuilding the term from memory.

A scheme of work is a pacing decision as much as it is a table. KYM Docs lets you set the number of weeks, lessons per week, starting point, revision weeks and assessment weeks, then turns those constraints into a term-wide working plan. Review the sequence before using it in your school records.
Choose the grade, learning area, term, number of weeks and lessons per week before the sequence is built.
Tell the system where you stopped and use that point as the beginning of the next teaching sequence.
Keep revision and assessment weeks visible so the scheme does not assume every week is ordinary teaching time.
Yes. The scheme brief includes a continuation option and a field for the last completed sub-strand. The generated sequence should still be reviewed against your school calendar and teaching progress.
Yes. You can specify revision and assessment weeks so the term plan accounts for them rather than treating every week as new content.
No. It automates the first pacing draft. The teacher remains responsible for checking sequence, coverage, school dates and learner progress before use.