Teacher Planner
Your timetable, with every lesson's topic and resources ready.
For teachers and departments · every subject · KS2 to A level
Plan the week. Mark the test. Print the feedback.
The DNEP Teacher Planner and Topic Assessment Tracker run on your school Google or Microsoft account. Your timetable, your scheme of work, your resources and every pupil's marks are in one place, ready for the next lesson.
Google Calendar · Google Classroom · Google Drive · staff-only access
See how the Teacher Planner works →
Your own resources
Everything you teach with, in one place.
Years of slides, worksheets and starters sit in folders nobody can find. Point DNEP at the folder: it reads every file, works out which lesson of your scheme of work it belongs to and which classes it suits, and asks you to check. Then each lesson opens with your own files next to DNEP's.
- 1 · Link your folder Links, files or a whole folder Paste a Google Drive or OneDrive link, upload files, or choose a whole folder on your computer, including your OneDrive or Google Drive folder.
- 2 · DNEP sorts it Into your scheme of work Cloudflare's AI reads each file's name, its folder and its first page, and suggests its topic, year and level. A link gets its topic suggested from its title.
- 3 · You check Nothing is saved until you say so You see where each file is going, move anything that's wrong, then save. Add more folders whenever you like.
- 4 · On every lesson Your files, DNEP's, and the links you add Each lesson in the planner shows your own slides and worksheets and DNEP's lessons, for every class that teaches it, in any subject. Add a link to a lesson whenever you like: a free website you use, a Google Drive file or a YouTube video.
How to add your resources
In the Teacher Planner, press ＋ Add your resources in the menu on the left, or open a lesson and press ＋ Add a link or file under Your resources for this topic. Every teacher can, in any subject.
Your files stay where they are
Files in Google Drive stay in your Drive: DNEP keeps a link and the lesson each one belongs to. Files chosen from your computer are kept in your department's resources on DNEP, for your school only. A website you add stays a link: DNEP never copies its pages, and pupils open it on the site itself.
Teachers
Your timetable, already filled in.
- Reads your Google Calendar and turns it into your timetable
- Every class gets its scheme of work automatically
- Every lesson links to its deck, worksheets, help sheet and free resources
- Notes, calls home and Google Classroom homework next to the lesson
Heads of department
One faculty. One plan.
- Faculty timetable and every teacher's planner, one click away
- Every teacher of a class sees the same marks
- Set change tests with papers by set and moves you can approve
- PGCE trainee timetables and mentor meetings built in
Online homework scores can't be trusted any more. Tests marked in class can.
Students can get any online answer from AI in seconds, so platform data no longer shows what they can do. DNEP keeps assessment on paper and in the classroom. You give a short topic test, type in the marks, and the tracker turns them into the feedback and analytics.
Our resources
Ready-made lessons, written by teachers
Every lesson comes as a set: a slide deck that teaches it step by step, worksheets, a help sheet, vocabulary cards and an end-of-topic test with its mark scheme. Around them: revision lessons, topic books, flashcards, assessments and learning journeys, all in one house style and linked to the scheme of work, the planner and the tracker. DNEP works for every subject a school teaches; these are the resources we offer now.
What we offer
Maths · KS2Maths · KS3Maths · KS4 (GCSE and IGCSE)Maths · KS5 (A level and Core Maths)Functional Skills mathsComputing · KS3Computing · KS4 (GCSE)MFL · French, German, Spanish · KS3 to A levelMFL · Italian and Mandarin · KS3 to A level
✓ Lesson decks✓ Retrieval starters✓ Worksheets✓ Help sheets✓ Vocabulary cards✓ Revision lessons✓ Topic books✓ Flashcards✓ Revision booklets✓ Topic tests✓ Assessments✓ Mark schemes✓ Learning journeys✓ Schemes of work
Free resources: click a picture to see it larger, and use the green buttons under each row to download the full file. Decks open in PowerPoint or Google Slides; papers and sheets are PDFs ready to print.
Key Stage 2
Key Stage 3
KS3 mathsYears 7 and 8 · lessons, revision and assessment
KS3 MFLFrench, German and Spanish · one lesson in each
KS3 computingYear 7 · Introduction to binary
Key Stage 4
KS4 mathsYear 10 · Real-life graphs: lessons and revision
KS4 assessmentsTopic tests with mark schemes
KS4 revision and planningTopic books, flashcards and learning journeys
Free to download:⬇ Topic book: Percentages, with answers PDF, 37 pages, 9 MB
KS4 computingYear 10 · OCR GCSE J277 · 2.2 Programming fundamentals
Key Stage 5 and post-16
KS5 and post-16A level, Core Maths and Functional Skills
Across the key stages
Free to look at and try in your classroom. Schools get every resource, editable, through DNEP.
Inside a topic
One topic, from the starter to the exam question
Every topic comes as the same complete set, in the order you teach it. Here is one: Year 9 · Calculations, checking and rounding. Click any page to see it full size.
Small previews of one topic. Schools get every topic, editable, through DNEP.
The tools
One app, eight jobs done
Each tool has its own page with the real screens, step by step. Or open the demo and try it yourself.
Assessment Tracker
Question-level marks become progress, stickers and reports.
Online homework
Each student gets their own questions, marked as they go.
Cover Work
Pick the dates; every lesson is filled in from the scheme.
Seating Plan
Seat a class from its tracker data, by your own rules.
Exam Builder
Tick what has been taught; get a paper and its mark scheme.
PGCE trainees
A trainee's timetable built from whole classes that fit.
Setting up
Sync, upload or type in your classes, timetable and schemes.
Coming later
SEND and inclusion bases in mainstream schools
Inclusion bases are the Department for Education's name for provision inside mainstream schools for pupils with additional needs (guidance published June 2026). We plan to support them in DNEP: plans, progress and reviews for pupils who learn partly in the base and partly in mainstream lessons, joined up with the same tracker and lesson plans.
One loop instead of four tools
Most schools combine a planner, a seating tool, a test bank and a spreadsheet. DNEP connects all four.
| Feature | DNEP | Common Planner | Planboard | Class Charts | Exampro / Save My Exams |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lesson planning from the scheme of work | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | — | — |
| UK timetable from Google Calendar | ✓ | US standards | Partial | From MIS | — |
| Question-level marks for topic tests | ✓ | — | Gradebook | — | Partial |
| Printed feedback stickers | ✓ | — | — | — | — |
| Feedback questions from class mistakes | ✓ | — | — | — | — |
| Set change tests and new set lists | ✓ | — | — | — | — |
| Seating plans from your data | Coming | — | — | ✓ | — |
| Exam / test builder | ✓ | — | — | — | ✓ |
| Cover work from the planned lesson | ✓ | Sub plans | — | — | — |
Compared using each product's public website, October 2026.
Plan less. Teach more. Feed back better.
Try the demo: a made-up school with the real DNEP planner, tracker, stickers, online homework, cover work, Exam Builder and seating plans. Invited schools sign in with their school Google or Microsoft account.
Contact
Join the pilot
Two pilot school places, free for a year, are still available. Other departments start with a free month, then pay the introductory price of £350 a year per subject: see pricing. Ask for a pilot place, join the list or ask us anything.
Despina Nicolaou and Erich Pohl
DNEP Education
Or email us: info@dnep.co.uk