School Planners

Nothing is more chaotic than school terms. There are so many things to remember. Between excursions and assignments, exams and extracurricular activities, things can slip through the cracks.

Not anymore with one of our school planners. You can stay on top of everything!

With a weekly schedule and a notes section, this amazing planner for students, teachers or family is the perfect tool for stress-free school terms.

This perfect time-management tool lays out 12 weeks of planning space, a row for each week of the school term. You can write in important dates like:

• Due dates for assignments and exams

• School excursions

• Concerts and productions

• Excursions

• Extra lessons like swimming, music or athletics

• Free dress days or other incursions.

And let’s not forget about the handy notes section where you can jot down anything you need to remember or know to make the school term easier.

Our amazing school planner is very versatile! You can use it as an academic planner, a class schedule, or even as a school teacher to plan out your curriculum. The choice is yours.

So what will you use it for?

If you are looking for a 12-month planner, check out our annual wall planners, monthly planners or for a more in-depth schedule look at our weekly wall planners. Add in some of our beautiful chalk markers and you will have an organised, colourful planner wall to calm the chaos in your life.

Check out our wide range of planners, suitable for all needs:

• Wall planners

• ADHD planners, for students / people with ADHD

• Autism day planners, for those with Autism

• Weekly meal planner

• Yearly planners

For a lot of people, juggling school and academic life can be tough. You"ve got to juggle all sorts of different classes, homework assignments, extracurricular activities, and social obligations. It's a lot to keep track of, and it's easy to feel like you're constantly running around with your head cut off. But there's one simple tool that can help you get your life together: a school planner. A school planner will help you keep track of all your different classes and homework assignments in one place. 

You can also use it to jot down reminders for upcoming tests or events. And if you're feeling really organised, you can even use it to plan out your study schedule for the week. In short, a school planner is a handy tool that can help you stay on top of your schoolwork and make the most of your time. So why not give one a try? You might just be surprised at how much it helps.

Academic planners are often seen as a high school student"s best friend. But what about primary school students? Aren't they too young to need a planner? Actually, no. Even primary school students (and their parents) can benefit from school planners. Even if there aren't as many assessment deadlines, there will no doubt be tests scheduled, and you can keep track of school events like athletics carnivals, fundraisers and performances.

So don't write off school planners as being only useful for high school students. Everyone can benefit from a school work planner, and starting good habits in primary school is always a great move for the future.

How do you use a school planner effectively?

A primary/high school planner is a powerful tool that can help you stay on top of your academics, extracurriculars, and social life. 

Here are a few tips for using your academic daily planner effectively: 

Write out tests, track assignments, group projects and due dates. 

This will help you keep track of what's due when, and make sure you're prepared for everything. 

Write out excursions and special events.

From field trips to dances, there's a lot going on in school. Keep track of it all in your academic daily planner so you don't miss anything important!

 Plan out your free time and hobbies. 

A busy schedule is great, but make sure to leave some time for yourself! Use your planner to schedule some leisure time, whether it's reading, playing video games, or hanging out with friends.

Make a to-do list.

Planning is great, but sometimes you just need to get things done. At the beginning of each week, write out a to-do list of things that need to be accomplished. Then, as you complete each task, check it off the list. Seeing all the things you've accomplished on your school work planner will be satisfying, and it'll motivate you to keep ticking items off the list!

At first glance, diaries and planners may seem quite similar. After all, they"re both designed to help you keep track of your schedule and to-do list. However, there are some key differences between the two. 

For starters, a diary is typically much smaller in size than a planner, making a student planner more effective for big-picture detailed planning and scheduling.