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# See all your classes
To navigate to My Classes, click on the navigation menu in the top right corner. Select My classes from the list of menu options.
The main screen will automatically land on the current day. To select a different day, scroll up or down to the desired month/day for the date you want to select. Blue dots on dates indicate classes exist on that date.
### Day view
When a date has been selected you can change the date by scrolling left or right in the date selector at the top.
Classes for that date are ordered based on start time. The class tile is broken into 4 sections.
1. Task type and discipline
2. Start and end time
3. Task name
4. Class level
5. Start location
6. Guests (Allergy and VIP indicator)
* If the class is a private then the primary guest is displayed, with the option to expand and see any additional guests.
* If the class is a Group or Program then a count of all guests is displayed, with the option to expand to see all guests.
### Class overview
Clicking on a class will take you into the class overview modal. The display contains the following 3 tabs which can be navigate into at any time.
* [Class details](/flaik-knowledge-base/for-instructors/my-classes/see-class-detail.md)
* [Child pickup](/flaik-knowledge-base/for-instructors/my-classes/guest-pickup.md)
* [Guest report cards](/flaik-knowledge-base/for-instructors/my-classes/guest-report-cards.md)
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Note: based on your resort's configuration the Pickup or Report cards tab may not be visible.
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