ScholaPlan

What ScholaPlan is

ScholaPlan is an online teacher planner with reusable units, a teaching diary, and AI lesson plan generation. Teachers can write plans from scratch or generate lessons with a starter, main activity, plenary, differentiation, and supporting resources. They can build a unit once, send individual lessons to a timetable, and have later unit edits flow through automatically. The teaching diary presents the teaching week and lets users move lessons, copy plans between slots, and lock lessons in place. ScholaPlan says plans can be accessed from any device, at school or at home. It is presented for teachers across subjects, year groups, and curricula around the world. The interface supports 32 languages, and lesson content is generated in the selected language. A 30-day free trial is offered without a credit card; signup asks for a name, email address, and password, while school and referral code are optional. The listed starting price is £15/yr. AI generation uses a credit system, so access to generation depends on available credits.

Who it suits

It suits teachers who want to organize reusable units and weekly lesson plans across subjects, year groups, or curricula. Its multi-language interface and content generation may suit teachers working in different languages.

Limits

The trial lasts 30 days. AI generation uses a credit system, and the listed plan starts at £15/yr.

Getting started

1. Open ScholaPlan on the web
2. Start the 30-day free trial without a credit card
3. Create an account with your name, email address, and password
4. Choose your interface and lesson-content language
5. Create a unit or write a lesson from scratch
6. Generate a lesson with the starter, activity, plenary, differentiation, and resources
7. Place lessons on the timetable and manage them in the teaching diary

Verdict

ScholaPlan combines lesson generation with reusable units and a weekly teaching diary. The 30-day trial has no card requirement, while AI generation is subject to credits.