2026 Coastal Connections Weekly Teacher Planner

Our 2026 Signature Weekly Teacher Planner is the bright, practical tool that keeps your teaching life running smoothly—without the fuss.

Bring colour and clarity to every week:

• One-week view (Mon–Sun). Six clean lesson blocks per day, plus before- and after-school slots for duties and meetings.
• Smart extras. ultra-durable no-bleed paper, 950 + free planner stickers, a bonus stencil ruler, and a roomy storage options—everything built right in.

Teaching is full of small wins—first attempts, light-bulb moments, progress you can see. Good planning makes space for all of them. Open the 2026 planner and let your year fall neatly into place, one organised spread at a time.

Please note: This item is a pre-order and will be shipping from mid October. Your entire order will dispatch together.

FEATURES

Layout and Organisation:

Our weekly teacher planners have been thoughtfully designed to meet the needs of Australian teachers, and they may also be a great fit for our friends in New Zealand. Each school term in the weekly teacher planner is conveniently separated by tabs. Below are the date ranges for each divider:

• 5 tabbed dividers for convenient term organisation:

Term 1: 29/12/2025 - 19/4/2026
Term 2: 13/04/2026 - 12/07/2026
Term 3: 13/07/2026 - 04/10/2026
Term 4: 5/10/2026 - 03/01/2027

• Each weekly spread runs Monday to Sunday, so weekends are included – perfect for tracking personal plans, school events, or weekend prep.

You'll notice each term has additional weeks, this is to accommodate each state and territory. You may not use all of these weeks for school planning, however, they'll come in handy when you plan your holidays!

Records and Planning Tools:

• Records tab includes:
  • 1 page of professional learning logs
  • 10 spreads of assessment recording space
  • 15 notes pages
• 2026 calendar overviews and dated pages from 29/12/2025 to 03/01/2027
• 4 x classroom layout pages
• Term planning double spread at the beginning of each term
• Term overview double spread at the beginning of each term 

Storage and Organisation Solutions:

• Features a clear pocket sleeve at the front for storing your timetable
• A double-sided pocket pouch for A4 documents
• A satin finish A4 pouch located at the back for additional storage
• Keepsake box included for safe storage and gifting

Design and Aesthetics:

• Metallic spiral bound for durability
• Durable hardcover with luxe foiled cover text
• Week-to-an-opening, vertical layout for ease of use
• Inspirational quotes throughout for motivation and positivity
• Over 950+ free planner stickers included 

• Includes a free stencil ruler to bookmark your pages, rule lines, and add icons for habit tracking, to-dos, and more.

SPECIFICATIONS

Planner:
Dimensions: 297 x 243 x 29mm | 32mm coil diameter
Coil + Cover Text: Silver
Weight: 1.3kg

Pages:
Full-colour A4 internal pages
Premium quality inner pages, 140gsm on crisp white paper
200 pages | 100 sheets

Keepsake Box:
Dimensions: 310mm x 260mm x 39mm

Additional Information:
Designed in Boorloo (Perth), Australia
Our teacher planners are crafted with care and attention by our long-term manufacturing partner, who upholds strict environmental and ethical standards.
With ISO and FSC certifications, they ensure quality and environmental responsibility.

Mrs Edgar Pty Ltd is a Dealer Member of the Indigenous Art Code
This means we are committed to fair and ethical trade with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists, and transparency in the promotion and sale of artwork. As a Dealer Member and signatory to the Code we must act fairly, honestly, professionally and in good conscience in all direct or indirect dealings with artists.

ARTWORK

Coastal Connections artwork by Holly Sanders

Holly Sanders is a proud Bundjalung woman from the North Coast of NSW, Australia. She currently lives and works as a teacher and artist on Yuin and Dharawal Countries. Through her art she aims to share her stories, culture and Country in a contemporary way. 

Painting and maintaining cultural traditions is important for her identity, wellbeing and expresses the way she understands and respects her culture, ancestors and Country. She always looks to Country- the land, sky and the waters- and uses these images, stories and memories to paint. The patterns of Country at different times of the day and year influence heavily in her art.

Holly honours the continuing connection Bundjalung, Yuin and Dharawal people have to the land and acknowledges the stories, traditions and living cultures of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the oldest and longest continuing culture on the planet. 

Artwork Meaning 

This artwork is a celebration of vibrant Saltwater Country and is a reminder of our connection to the land and sea, our cultural obligations, and the vital role that mangroves and estuaries play in particular.

The circular designs scattered across the artwork represent the many sacred places that dot our coastline, each holding its own story and connection to our ancestors and old people. For saltwater people, this country is more than a place; it is our lifeblood, our old people, our history, and the keeper of our stories. 

The meeting place symbols throughout the work symbolise the gatherings that have always taken place on these coastal areas. Connecting us to each other and to the land and ocean Country that sustains us.

The flora patterns and intricate lines represent the mangroves and their root systems. They symbolise resilience, interconnectedness, and the vital role mangroves play in sheltering and nurturing life. Mangroves can be seen as the 'mothers' of the sea, providing a safe haven for new life to flourish. This represents protection, nurturing, and the cycle of life and regeneration. 

This artwork serves as a reminder of the intrinsic value of these delicate saltwater ecosystems and our ongoing cultural responsibilities to protect them. We sing to the sea, our ceremonies honour its spirits, and we teach our jarjums (children) the importance of listening to Saltwater Country and its whispers.

PRODUCT CARE

Keep your planner away from direct sunlight. Place in shaded areas, away from direct sunlight, windows, and skylights. Use a slightly dampened cloth to wipe the cover if it gets marked. Please be mindful of the surrounding environment and avoid placing it on rough or dirty surfaces.

DONATIONS

Part proceeds from the sale of our planners will be donated directly to the GO Foundation whose mission is to create a brighter future for Indigenous Australians.

OUR HAPPINESS GUARANTEE

We want nothing but the best for our incredible teaching community. That’s why if you’re not 100% in love with your teacher planner or any items purchased, send them back and we’ll give you a full refund, no questions asked! 

Read our Returns Policy.

Please note: We do our absolute best to ensure photos have been taken to represent the actual teacher planner cover, however, these colours may look different in ‘real life’ as opposed to on your electronic screens (AKA your computer/laptop/tabletsSmartphones) due to variations in monitor settings and display quality. We also take great care with all our products, however, due to the manufacturing process, planners may have minor imperfections such as slight scratching and marks.

FAQs

Will my term dates align?
Each school term in the planner is conveniently separated by tabs. Below are the date ranges for each divider:

Term 1: 29/12/2025 - 19/4/2026
Term 2: 13/04/2026 - 12/07/2026
Term 3: 13/07/2026 - 04/10/2026
Term 4: 5/10/2026 - 03/01/2027

Additionally, each term includes extra weeks to accommodate various state and territory schedules. While you may not use all these weeks for school planning, they'll be useful for organising your holiday plans!