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Home Education Planner and Timetable

A free A4 home education planner: a weekly timetable by subject, a year overview, a reading log and a weekly learning log. Type on it, then print or download Word.

Type straight onto the page. It saves in this browser only and is never sent anywhere. Don't enter pupils' personal details.

Weekly home education timetable

Child (first name):
Week beginning:
Year group (if you use one):
Subject / timeMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday

Tip: empty boxes print as lines to write on, so you can also print this blank and fill it in by hand.

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Pages in the planner

  • Weekly timetable: subjects or times down the side, Monday to Friday across.
  • Year overview: each subject with the resources you use and your goals for the year.
  • Reading log: date, title, pages or minutes and notes.
  • Learning log: what you did each day of the week, including trips, clubs and learning at weekends.

Tips for a home education timetable

  • Keep maths and English little and often, and give bigger blocks to projects, science and the arts.
  • Leave space for trips, groups and your child's own interests.
  • Plan a week at a time and fill in the learning log as you go. It doubles as a record of what you covered.

Keep records of work and progress with the home education records template.

Private and free

Everything you type is saved in this browser on this device. There is no account and nothing is uploaded. Clearing your browser data deletes it, so print or download Word copies of anything you want to keep.

Questions teachers ask

How many hours a day should home education take?

There is no set number of hours. One-to-one teaching is quicker than a class, so many families find a few focused hours a day plus reading, projects and trips works well.

Do I need a timetable?

No, but many families find a simple weekly plan helps, and it also shows what you have covered.

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