Teachit review
A wide, searchable library for curriculum planning, classroom teaching and exam preparation.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Teachit is an online teaching-resource library for primary and secondary educators who need classroom materials across multiple curriculum stages. Resources are organised by subject, key stage and topic, covering EYFS, KS1, KS2, KS3, KS4, KS5 and IGCSE. Subject areas include English, maths, science, history, geography, languages, French, Spanish, biology, chemistry, physics, primary education, EAL and ELT. The collection is intended for classroom teaching, homework, revision, assessment and curriculum support.
The library’s main strength is breadth of resource formats. Teachers can find worksheets, student activities, lesson plans, complete lessons, PowerPoint presentations, templates, writing frames, teaching packs, schemes of learning, games, timelines, posters and vocabulary cards. Editable files support adaptation for different classes, while search and subject-and-stage organisation help users move from broad curriculum planning to specific classroom activities. Exam preparation and revision materials add value for later key stages, making Teachit relevant beyond day-to-day lesson preparation.
Teachit also supports school-level access through subscriptions with multiple user logins, alongside free downloadable resources. That combination suits schools seeking shared access across departments, as well as teachers looking for individual materials before committing to broader paid access. The product is web-based and focused specifically on teaching resources rather than wider school administration or learning management. Schools that need curriculum coverage across several stages and subjects should find the scope a strong fit. Teachers seeking a tightly specialised collection for one subject, or a broader platform for student management and delivery, should consider whether Teachit’s resource-library focus matches their needs.
Teachit pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Covers EYFS through KS5 and IGCSE across many subjects
- Includes lessons, worksheets, presentations, schemes and exam materials
- Free downloads and school subscriptions with multiple logins
- Where it doesn't
- The library is accessed through the web only
- Broader resource access follows a mixed free-and-paid model
- Its wide curriculum scope may exceed a single-stage teacher’s needs
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