Lesson planningTurn your scheme of work into lesson PowerPoints
Sunday night, done by six — ready-to-teach slides in your school's colours, editable like you made them.
Scheme in, lessons out
Your scheme of work already says what to teach. GradeOrbit turns it into the lessons themselves.
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Bring in your scheme of work
Photograph it, upload the PDF, or build one from scratch — set the weeks, outline the topics, and let the table fill itself. Setting up a scheme is free.
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Sketch each lesson in a sentence
A rough idea is enough: "dystopia starter, teach the conventions, quick check at the end". GradeOrbit shapes it into a structured lesson plan you can edit.
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Generate the lesson PowerPoint
A full, classroom-ready lesson PowerPoint — objectives, activities, key terms, plenary, with teacher notes on every slide. Export and teach.
Resources, Assessment / Evidence and Adaptive teaching are columns this teacher added. Your scheme keeps your columns.
Start a scheme freeYour reference PowerPoint
Looks like yours, because it starts from yours
Upload one PowerPoint you already teach with. GradeOrbit picks up your school’s colours and typeface — and learns which kinds of slides you actually use — so every generated lesson lands looking like your department made it.
- A real .pptx file — every text box editable in PowerPoint, nothing flattened into pictures
- Teacher notes on every slide: what to say, who to cold-call
- Change one thing or everything — it opens in PowerPoint like any other file
Plan the term, not just tonight.
Building a scheme of work is free. A generated lesson PowerPoint uses 2 credits — from the same monthly allowance you already use for marking.
2 credits per lesson PowerPoint · scheme setup free