To-dos
Separate urgent, important, low-priority, and completed work without turning a teacher list into project management overhead.
Features
One planner for the whole teaching week.
Online Teacher Planner brings everyday planning tools into a single workspace designed around periods, classes, terms, and the way teachers actually move through a day.
- Teacher-specificBuilt around school routines.
- ConnectedOne account, one workflow.
- FlexibleWorks across supported devices.
DailyDashboard and priorities
WeeklyTimetable and lessons
Long rangeTerm planning
Lesson and term planning
Plan in the same structure you teach.
Lesson plans sit alongside the timetable rather than in a separate document, so class, room, period, and weekly context are already in place.
- Timetable-aware lesson gridsPlan directly against the periods in your week.
- Long-range term planningKeep sequence and teaching focus visible.
- Automatic savingKeep edits without interrupting the planning flow.
Timetable and calendar
See commitments before they compete.
Keep the repeating structure of teaching separate from the events that change each week, while still seeing both in the same planning system.
- Flexible periods and dutiesSet up classes, breaks, duties, and alternate weeks.
- Recurring school eventsTrack meetings, due dates, and repeated commitments.
- Day-level contextMove from the calendar into the work for that day.
The rest of the workflow
Useful depth without dashboard clutter.
Open focused tools when you need them, then return to a dashboard that still prioritises the day ahead.
Class organisation
Keep class details organised alongside the rest of your private planning workspace.
Calendar
Keep one-off and recurring school events, due dates, and commitments in view.
Works across devices
Plan from a supported desktop, tablet, or mobile browser and pick up where you left off.
Sticky notes
Capture short reminders in a flexible visual workspace when a formal task is more structure than you need.
Personal backups
Export your account data from Settings and import it again when you need a personal recovery copy.