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Let's take a look at the schedule.
Literal
Schedule-table [object-を] look-[try-てみる]-[volitional-ましょう].
A cheerful and natural everyday phrase. 見てみる stacks the te-form of 見る onto the auxiliary みる ('to try doing'), giving 'try looking at' or 'give it a look.' The ~ましょう (polite volitional) invites the listener to join. Note the appearance of two 見's in sequence — learners often find this double appearance confusing, but the structure is regular.