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Plan the lesson, not the paperwork.

Turn a year group, subject and learning objective into a complete curriculum-aware lesson plan - starter, main, plenary, AfL and differentiation included.

Teachmate Lesson Planner example showing a complete Year 4 water-cycle plan

From learning objective to teachable plan in under a minute

Choose the curriculum, year group, subject, topic and lesson length. Teachmate builds a coherent sequence with retrieval, modelling, practice, assessment and plenary already connected.

Every section remains editable and regenerable, so you adapt a useful first draft instead of starting from a blank page.

Teachmate lesson plan for Macbeth Act 1 Scene 1
How it works

Build a complete lesson in three steps

No prompt engineering: set the context, shape the sequence and keep control of the final plan.

Teachmate Lesson Planner example showing a complete Year 4 water-cycle plan

Step 1

Set the class and curriculum context

Choose year group, subject, curriculum or exam board, lesson duration and learning objective. Add an anonymised class profile where differentiation matters.

Teachmate lesson plan for Macbeth Act 1 Scene 1

Step 2

Review the full lesson architecture

Check the starter, teacher modelling, guided practice, independent task, AfL and plenary. Regenerate or rewrite individual sections without losing the rest.

Teachmate long-division lesson plan ready to export

Step 3

Edit, export and connect the next resource

Finish the plan in-browser, export it, or carry the same context into a slideshow or worksheet without entering the brief again.

🇬🇧Curriculum coverage

Built around every UK curriculum.

The Lesson Planner understands the teaching context behind the brief, from EYFS through KS5 and across all four UK nations.

  • All four UK nationsNational Curriculum, Curriculum for Wales, Scottish CfE and Northern Ireland Curriculum.
  • Major exam boardsAQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC/Eduqas, CCEA and SQA where specifications matter.

Ready to plan your next lesson?

Create a curriculum-aware first draft in under a minute, then adapt it for the pupils in front of you.