ScholaPlan review
A low-cost web planner combining AI lesson creation with diary-based scheduling.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
ScholaPlan is web-based lesson-planning software for teachers across subjects, year groups, curricula, and multilingual teaching contexts. It combines AI-generated lesson plans with reusable unit plans, timetable scheduling, and a teaching diary. Teachers can create plans from scratch or generate structures covering objectives, activities, differentiation, plenaries, and resources. The product is suited to educators who want a focused planning workflow rather than a broader school platform, particularly when weekly diary planning and repeatable units are central to their work.
Pricing is straightforward: the Annual plan costs £15 per year and includes AI lesson planning, a teaching diary, and reusable unit plans. The vendor's public site also exposes a 30-day trial and states that no credit card is required. The published feature set extends the plan with weekly planning, timetable scheduling, lesson movement, copying, and locking within the diary, plus differentiation and supporting-resource sections. This makes the low annual price relevant for teachers seeking core planning functions with AI assistance, without a range of paid tiers to compare.
ScholaPlan's strongest fit is its focused workflow. Reusable units can support repeated teaching, while the diary gives teachers a calendar-style view for organising lessons and adjusting their sequence. Multilingual interface support and AI-generated content broaden its suitability for international and multilingual contexts. The trade-off is scope: it is available on the web, does not include integrations, and has no stated standards alignment. Choose ScholaPlan if you want affordable AI planning tied to a teaching diary; choose an alternative if integrations or explicit standards mapping are essential to your process.
Questions about ScholaPlan
Does ScholaPlan have a free plan? No free plan is listed; paid plans start at £15/yr (Annual).
Is there a free trial of ScholaPlan? Yes: a 30-day free trial; no card is needed.
What does ScholaPlan run on? Web. It runs in the cloud.
Who is ScholaPlan built for? Solo users and small businesses (our editorial estimate).
ScholaPlan pros and cons
- Where it wins
- £15 annual plan with a 30-day trial and no credit card required
- AI plans, reusable units, differentiation, and multilingual content
- Weekly diary supports scheduling, moving, copying, and locking lessons
- Where it doesn't
- Web-only access
- No integrations
- No stated standards alignment
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