We think so — but we’re biased, so here’s the practical answer. A purpose-built teacher planner earns its keep when it matches the school year you actually teach: term-dated weekly or daily layouts, assessment records, meeting notes and storage in one place, instead of a general diary bent around school life. Ours are designed in WA by a teacher, shaped by ten years of teacher feedback, and covered by a 365-day guarantee — if yours doesn’t make the year easier, we’ll refund or replace it.

The one that matches how you plan. Weekly suits teachers who want the whole week at a glance; daily gives you a full page per school day; slimline keeps things light if you move between classrooms. More than 150,000 Australian educators have planned with Mrs Edgar, and our planners hold over 3,300 five-star reviews — but the fairest way to decide is to compare the layouts side by side and pick the one that fits your teaching.

Choose weekly if you plan by subject or period, like structure without lots of writing, and want your week on one spread — it’s our most popular layout. Choose daily if you plan in fine detail, your days change often, or writing things down is how you think. Still torn? Our two-minute planner quiz will match you to the right layout.