Lesson Planning
Software for Teachers

Plan once. Teach everywhere.

Welcome to ScholaPlan

ScholaPlan is an online teacher planner with AI built in — build reusable units, manage your teaching diary, and generate lesson plans in seconds.

ScholaPlan lesson planning diary on a teacher's laptop

Built for how teachers actually work

All the tools you need to plan great lessons.

  • Lesson Planning, Your Way — Write your plans from scratch or let AI generate a complete lesson in seconds. Starter, main activity, plenary, differentiation, and supporting resources all in one place.
  • Reusable Unit Plans — Build a unit once and push individual lessons directly to your timetable. Edit the unit and updates flow through automatically.
  • Teaching Diary — See your full teaching week at a glance. Bump lessons forward, copy and paste plans between slots, and lock lessons you don't want moved.
  • Works Anywhere — Access your plans from any device, at school or at home. Any subject, any year group, any curriculum around the world.

I decided to swap lessons mid-week. In my old paper planner, I would have had to manually update the notes for every single class. On ScholaPlan, I edited the master unit once, and every scheduled lesson across all my classes updated instantly. It's like having a personal assistant for my admin. — Emily W.

We had an unscheduled assembly that ran 40 minutes over. Usually, that would mean ten minutes of frantic erasing and rewriting my Wednesday/Thursday blocks just to catch up. With ScholaPlan, I just pushed my entire class schedule forward in two seconds. No messy cross-outs, no lost prep time. — David M.

I used to be tethered to my physical planner. If I left it on my desk at school, I couldn't finish my prep at home. Now, if an idea hits me, I can just tweak a lesson wherever I am. Plus, knowing my plans aren't in a single paper book that could get a coffee spilled on it (it's happened!) gives me so much peace of mind. — Jessica P.

I've finally stopped starting from zero. I spent years digging through old notebooks and planners to remember how I structured my lessons last year. Now, I just pull my teaching units into my new classes and I'm almost done before term even starts. — James C.

Say goodbye to the paper planner and take back your planning time

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