Plan the week. Mark the test. Print the feedback.
The DNEP Lesson Planner and Topic Assessment Tracker run on your school Google 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
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
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.
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.
These are small previews. Schools get the full resources, editable, through DNEP.
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.
Every tool, step by step
These are the real screens, as schools use them today, with a made-up school and pupils. Click through each step, or open the demo and try it yourself.
A trainee’s timetable in minutes
Mentors add a trainee, let the planner pick whole classes that fit, check it and send it. The trainee gets their own planner straight away.
Cover set in two minutes
Off tomorrow? Pick the dates, and every lesson is filled in from the scheme of work – ready as a Word document for the cover teacher.
A seating plan that knows what they can do
Lay out the room once, bring the class in from the tracker with their bands and grades, and let DNEP seat them – mixed-ability pairs, ability rows or your own rules. Print it for observers and cover, or put it on the board.
Your classes, timetable and schemes of work
Three ways in – sync, upload or type it in. DNEP’s AI works out each class’s year, set, subject and scheme; you check it before anything is saved.
From marks to feedback, without the spreadsheet
The tests are ready before you start. Type the marks in question by question, and the progress, stickers, reports and parent pages follow.
Homework that marks itself, and teaches as it goes
Set a topic and the site writes every student their own questions, marks each answer as they go and shows them how when they get stuck. You see who has done it and what the class found hardest.
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.
Build a test from the scheme of work
Pick the year group and set, tick what has been taught, choose question banks and settings, review a draft that shows how often each question type comes up, then write the paper with its mark scheme.
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.
Join the pilot
DNEP is open to pilot schools. Pilot schools use it free, and places are offered first come, first served from the waiting list. Prices will be published later. Join the list or ask us anything.
Despina Nicolaou and Erich Pohl
DNEP Education
Or email us: info@dnep.co.uk