Primary School Planners & Diaries
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The Primary School Diary 2026-27 Wiro Bound
£7.05 (excl. VAT) -
The Teaching Assistant’s Diary 2026-27
£4.40 (excl. VAT) -
The Primary Teacher’s Planner 2026-27 Wiro Bound
£8.15 (excl. VAT) -
My Reading Journal
£0.70 (excl. VAT) -
Record Book
£2.50 (excl. VAT) -
Year Planning Chart 2026-27
Price range: £0.95 through £7.00 (excl. VAT) -
Planner Bands
Price range: £2.15 through £2.75 (excl. VAT) -
The Primary School Diary 2026-27 Loose Leaf
£7.05 (excl. VAT) -
The Primary Teacher’s Planner 2026-27 Loose Leaf
£8.15 (excl. VAT) -
Pen Loops
£1.85 (excl. VAT) -
The Teacher’s Notebook
£4.95 (excl. VAT) -
Primary Teacher’s Planner Ring Binder
£3.25 (excl. VAT) -
Primary School Diary Ring Binder
£3.25 (excl. VAT) -
Administration File
£3.25 (excl. VAT) -
Minutes File
£3.25 (excl. VAT)
Primary School Planners, Diaries and Classroom Organisation
Educational Planning Books supplies practical planning books, diaries and classroom organisation products for primary school teachers, teaching assistants, pupils and school staff.
Our primary school range is designed to support daily classroom organisation, lesson planning, pupil records, homework tracking, reading development, staff planning, school events and wider administration throughout the academic year.
Whether you are ordering planners for teachers, diaries for pupils, reading records for home-school literacy support or files and binders for school paperwork, this range brings useful primary school planning products together in one place.
Choose the right primary school planning product
| Product type | Best for | Why schools choose it |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Teacher’s Planner | Class-based planning, pupil records, assessments, timetables and topic work. | Designed for primary and early years teachers who need one place to manage daily lessons, class information and wider classroom organisation. |
| Primary School Diary | Pupil organisation, homework notes, reminders and home-school communication. | A clear pupil diary format for primary schools that want to help children record tasks, achievements and important school information. |
| Teaching Assistant’s Diary | TA notes, pupil support, timetable changes, intervention reminders and follow-up tasks. | A compact planning option for teaching assistants, LSAs and support staff working across classrooms, groups and support spaces. |
| My Reading Record | Regular reading logs and home-school reading checks. | Helps pupils, teachers and parents or carers keep track of reading activity, book choices and reading routines. |
| My Reading Journal | Reading reflection, literacy development and book response work. | Gives pupils more space to think about what they have read, record ideas and develop stronger reading habits. |
| Record Books | Marks, attendance notes, assessment records and pupil progress tracking. | Useful for teachers who want a separate place to keep records alongside their daily planner or diary. |
The range also includes year planning charts, planner bands, pen loops, primary diary ring binders, primary teacher planner ring binders, administration files and other useful school organisation products.
You may also want to explore our Student Planners & Diaries or Secondary School Planners & Diaries ranges, depending on the age group and type of planning support your school needs.
Primary School Planners & Diaries FAQs
What are primary school planners and diaries used for?
Primary school planners and diaries are used to support lesson planning, pupil organisation, homework tracking, reading records, class notes, assessment records, staff planning and communication between school and home.
Which planner is best for primary teachers?
The Primary Teacher’s Planner is designed for primary and early years teachers who need to manage class-based planning, pupil records, assessments, timetables, topic work and daily classroom organisation.
Do you supply diaries for primary school pupils?
Yes. The Primary School Diary is designed to help pupils record homework, reminders, achievements and key school information in a clear, easy-to-use format.
What is the difference between a reading record and a reading journal?
A reading record is usually used to log regular reading activity and support home-school reading checks. A reading journal gives pupils more space to reflect on books, record ideas, build vocabulary and develop comprehension.
Are teaching assistant diaries useful in primary schools?
Yes. The Teaching Assistant’s Diary can help teaching assistants, LSAs and support staff organise timetable notes, pupil support, intervention reminders, classroom notes and follow-up tasks.
Can schools order primary planners and diaries in bulk?
Yes. Schools can order primary planners, diaries, reading records, reading journals and staff planning products for classes, year groups or wider school use. For help with larger orders, call 01433 651010 or use the contact form.
Do you offer planning products for secondary schools too?
Yes. Educational Planning Books also supplies Secondary School Planners & Diaries, including teacher planning products, student planning products and wider school organisation supplies.