Most AI lesson planners start from a blank box and know nothing about your week. This one plans from a slot in your timetable, so it already knows the class, the subject and how long the lesson is. It drafts the structure; you keep the professional judgement.
Lesson Planner is available on the Pro plan · £3.49/month or £34.99/year
A plan is only useful if it fits the lesson you actually teach.
Generic AI tools have no idea what you teach. Every time, you retype the class, the year group, the subject and how long the lesson is, then translate the output out of American phrasing and into the language your school uses. It is faster than a blank page, but not by much.
The Teacher Task Manager lesson planner starts from your timetable instead. Open any teaching slot and the subject, class and lesson length are already there. Ask for a plan and you get objectives, a timed sequence of activities, adaptations and assessment in British English, pitched for the year group and the time you actually have. For cover lessons, form time and one-off sessions that are not on your timetable, you can write a standalone plan in the same editor.
Drafts the structure in seconds, then hands it to you to refine.
Open a lesson from your week and the subject, class and length are already filled in. Add a topic and generate, with no context to retype.
Turn on detailed activities for a step-by-step plan with timings, saying what the teacher does and what pupils do, that adds up to the lesson length.
Every plan includes support and stretch, plus assessment for learning, so the basics of adaptive teaching are there to build on.
Pull the objectives from your previous saved lesson for that class so the next plan follows on, rather than starting from scratch.
Plan a cover lesson, form time, an assembly or any one-off that is not on your timetable, in the same editor with its own subject and length.
Turn a plan's resources into a prep task in your task list with a due date, so what you need is ready before the lesson.
A real example, generated and ready to edit.
To draft a plan, the assistant uses the subject, class, topic, lesson length and any constraints you give it, plus a short summary of your previous saved lesson for that class. That is all it needs, and it is sent only when you ask for a plan.
Plans are generated in real time and are not stored beyond the request, your data is never used to train AI models, and the finished plan is yours to edit and keep. You can see exactly what is sent and what is returned on our AI & Data transparency page.
The Lesson Planner is part of Teacher Task Manager Pro: £3.49 a month or £34.99 a year. The rest of the app is free to use first.