2027 Australian Primary Teacher Planner – Country & Connection Cover 
The Country & Connection edition features artwork by Queensland Indigenous artist Stephen Hogarth of Hogarth Arts, creating a distinctive and meaningful cover for your 2027 teacher planner. The rich earthy tones, flowing forms and detailed artwork make this a beautiful alternative to our Bold Botanicals edition while keeping the same complete Australian Primary Teacher Planner inside.
 
See your whole teaching week at a glance — with planning, assessment, student follow-up and reflection all in one place.
 
Created specifically for Australian primary teachers, the 2027 Australian Primary Teacher Planner is a spacious A3 landscape weekly planner designed around the way teachers actually work.
 
Rather than being simply a diary for appointments and lesson times, this planner brings together the teaching week and the professional thinking behind it — helping you plan, teach, assess, respond and review without spreading your notes across multiple books, pages and scraps of paper.
 
Each fully dated Monday–Friday page includes six flexible teaching periods or learning blocks per day, giving you room to map out lessons while still keeping assessment, differentiation, evidence, student needs, preparation and next teaching steps visible on the same page.
 
Designed for Australian Primary Classrooms
The planner uses flexible terminology so teachers can adapt it to their own state, territory, school and curriculum requirements.
 
Learning areas include:
English • Mathematics • Science / Science and Technology • HASS / Humanities / HSIE • Health & PE / PDHPE • The Arts / Creative Arts • Technologies • Languages / Other • Integrated / Other
 
A dedicated Curriculum • Syllabus • Unit Links area also provides space to record relevant syllabus outcomes, curriculum links, unit references, capabilities, priorities or school-based planning requirements.
One A3 Page for the Whole Teaching Week. The large A3 landscape format has been deliberately designed to give teachers more working space than a traditional diary.
 
Each week includes:
Six teaching periods or learning blocks for every school day
Weekly Learning Priorities
Assessment & Checks for Understanding
Students & Groups to Follow Up
Learning Areas This Week
Student Voice • Engagement • Questions
Curriculum • Syllabus • Unit Links
Evidence of Learning • Progress Notes
Differentiation • Adjustments • Extension
Resources • Technology • Preparation
Communication • Collaboration • Follow-Up
Reflection • Next Teaching Steps
Events • Duties • Meetings • Deadlines • To Do
Responsive Teaching Notes
 
Weekly Learning Priorities
Start each week by identifying your key learning intentions and success criteria, helping keep teaching focused on what students are expected to learn rather than simply listing activities.
 
Assessment & Checks for Understanding
Keep assessment visible within your weekly teaching plan.
Use this section to note what you will observe, question, collect, check or assess so you can respond to student understanding as the week progresses.
 
Students & Groups to Follow Up
 
A practical table lets you record:
Student / Group • Learning Focus • Next Step
 Ideal for keeping targeted support, conferencing, small-group teaching and follow-up visible rather than relying on memory.
Student Voice • Engagement • Questions
 Capture the questions students are asking, what they are interested in, where engagement is increasing or decreasing and ideas that may influence your next teaching decisions.
This creates a simple place for student thinking to inform future planning.
Evidence of Learning • Progress Notes
 Record quick observations and evidence as learning happens.
Use the space for achievement notes, patterns you are noticing, assessment evidence or progress that may be useful when planning next steps, reporting or discussing learning with students and families.
Differentiation • Adjustments • Extension
 Keep individual learning needs visible within your planning.
Record supports, reasonable adjustments, scaffolds, extension opportunities, grouping decisions or changes you need to make so teaching remains responsive to the students in front of you.
Resources • Technology • Preparation
 Keep track of everything you need before the lesson starts — resources to prepare, copies to print, technology to organise, spaces to book or materials to have ready.
Communication • Collaboration • Follow-Up
 A dedicated place for the practical follow-up that is so easily lost during a busy teaching week — family communication, colleague discussions, referrals, meetings, shared planning and actions that need to happen next.
Reflection • Next Teaching Steps
 Finish the week by recording what needs to be revisited, extended, adjusted or taught next.
This keeps reflection connected directly to future planning instead of becoming a separate task at the end of the week.
Plan → Teach → Assess → Respond → Review
The planner reinforces a practical teaching cycle throughout the year:
Plan → Teach → Assess → Respond → Review
A simple reminder that weekly planning is responsive — what teachers notice and assess during teaching should inform what happens next.
 
2027 School Year & Four-Term Overview
Begin the year with a big-picture planning page for all four school terms.
Each term includes space for:
Curriculum • Syllabus • Unit Priorities
Assessment • Evidence • Reporting
Key Events • Deadlines
Student Needs • Adjustments • Wellbeing
Term dates and number of weeks can be completed by the teacher, allowing the planner to work across different Australian school calendars.
 
Fully Dated for 2027-The planner includes dated weekly pages from January through December 2027, with Monday–Friday teaching days and mini monthly calendars for quick reference.
A complete 2027 Year at a Glance calendar is also included at the back.
 
BONUS – 2027 Events & Awareness Days
Your planner also includes access to our 2027 Events & Awareness Days Calendar, providing ideas for significant dates, cultural events, awareness days and community connections that may support classroom and whole-school planning throughout the year.
Choose the dates that are meaningful and relevant to your students, curriculum and school community.
 
A3 Landscape • Fully Dated 2027 • Monday–Friday • Six Teaching Periods • Australian Primary Focus
See the week. Teach responsively. Know what comes next.