Homework App & Lesson Planning for Schools

Setting work

Homework is set from the lesson, in seconds

A teacher sets homework directly from the timetable slot they just taught: title, instructions, an attachment and a due date. It reaches the class diary and the parent portal without a second step.

Set from the timetable, so the subject and group are already known
Attachments, instructions and a due date that respects holidays
Online submission — file or text — or a simple handed-in tick
Late tracking, extensions and feedback against each submission

Set homeworkLIVE

Group5-A · Mathematics

DueThu 18 Sep

SubmissionUpload

Marks toGradebook

Planning

Syllabus coverage stops being a guess

A scheme of work breaks the term into units and topics with planned periods. Lesson plans tie back to it, so coverage is a number you can look at in week eight rather than a conversation in week fourteen.

Schemes of work per subject, level and term
Lesson plans from the teacher’s timetable, copied forward week to week
Coverage tracking against the plan, per subject and teacher
Head-of-department review, with lesson-observation notes

Coverage · Term 2LIVE

Mathematics74%

Science58%

English71%

Week8 of 12

The diary

Parents get one message, not six

The class diary is composed automatically from the day’s lesson plans and homework and goes out once, so a family with three children receives three clear summaries rather than a stream of notifications all afternoon.

Composed from lesson plans and homework already entered
One daily message per class, on the guardian’s channel
Parent acknowledgement where a school wants it
Reading and practice logs for primary years

Diary sendLIVE

Composed3 subjects

Scheduled15:30

Acknowledged29 of 38

Balance

You can see when a class is being buried

Homework volume per group per week is reported, which is the only way a coordinator can tell that four teachers each set “just one thing” on the same Tuesday.

Homework volume per group per week, across all subjects
Submission rates and late submitters per class
Due dates warned when they fall on a holiday
Marks flowing into the gradebook as an assessment category

Workload · Class 7-BLIVE

Mon1 item

Tue4 items

Wed2 items

The rules it enforces

Small constraints here prevent the two commonest complaints: work set for a holiday, and work nobody can find.

Due dates avoid holidays

A due date landing on a closure or weekend raises a warning before the homework is set.

Plans tie to real slots

A lesson plan belongs to a timetable slot the teacher actually teaches.

Late is recorded, not assumed

Submissions after the deadline are flagged late; a teacher may grant an extension, which is recorded.

Coverage is derived

Syllabus coverage comes from plans actually delivered, not from a percentage someone types in.

One diary per class per day

The diary is composed once and sent once, so families are not notified per item.

Marks flow one way

Homework marks post into the gradebook category; editing the gradebook does not silently rewrite the submission.

How it works in your country

Homework culture is genuinely different by country, and the module follows rather than imposing one.

Pakistan

A daily diary per section, which is the established expectation
Homework per subject per day, visible to guardians
Urdu diary text where a second language is configured

United Kingdom

Schemes of work with learning objectives and success criteria
Homework timetables by year group
Departmental review of planning

United States

Assignments with points feeding the gradebook directly
Standards tags against each assignment
Per-course rather than per-section assignment lists

India

Section-level diary and daily homework
Syllabus coverage tracked against the board outline
Practice and reading logs for primary

What it prints

The weekly plan print for a teacher or department
Syllabus coverage sheet per subject
The homework diary print, where a school still sends paper
Term planner per level
Submission-rate and late-submitter reports

Who sees what

Parent — the diary, the homework list and acknowledgement
Student — submit work, read feedback, see what is due
Teacher — plan, set, mark and give feedback
Head of department — coverage, planning review, observation notes
Coordinator — homework volume and balance across the group

Works with

Planning sits between the timetable and the gradebook.

TimetableLesson plans and homework are set from the teacher’s own slots. GradebookHomework marks post into an assessment category. Parent portalWhere the diary and homework list reach the family.

Questions about homework and lesson planning

Do students submit work online?

They can — file upload or typed text — or a teacher can simply tick work as handed in, which is what many primary classes prefer. Both record a submission, both support late flags and extensions, and both can carry a mark and feedback.

Does homework marking reach the report card?

Homework can be linked to a gradebook category, so marking a submission writes the score into the gradebook, which in turn contributes its weighted share to the term result and the report card.

How do parents know what was set?

The class diary is composed automatically from the day’s lesson plans and homework and sent once, on each guardian’s preferred channel. It is also on the parent portal, so nothing depends on a message being seen.

Can we see if a class is being given too much homework?

Yes. Homework volume per group per week is reported across all subjects, which is how a coordinator spots four teachers each setting one thing on the same day.

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