ABOUT US
From plan to perfection: Ditching the bulk and keeping only the essentials
Who Are we?
I'm Jules, founder of Plan & Prep and a new mum to a baby boy. After more than ten years teaching K–6 in Australian classrooms, I know just how much teachers juggle each day. Organisation, efficiency—and a strong coffee—are what keep me going.
I’ve always been on the lookout for better ways to do things, from trialling new literacy strategies to finding smarter systems for staying organised. That mindset is what led me to create Plan & Prep. I wanted a planner that kept the simplicity of pen and paper but worked seamlessly alongside digital planning.
Teaching is challenging, but it’s also inspiring. I’m grateful to be part of a community of educators who support one another, and through Plan & Prep I hope to offer that same support to you—helping you plan smarter, stay organised, and focus on what really matters: teaching.
Our journey began with a simple idea: to redesign teacher planners so they’re practical, beautiful, and free from the bulk.
As a teacher, I was frustrated by planners that didn’t suit the way many of us now work—balancing digital planning with the need to write things down. Too often, bulky planners took up valuable bag space better left for lunchboxes or resources. I wanted something slimmer, lighter, and more functional, without losing that satisfying pen-and-paper feel.That’s how Plan & Prep was born. With thoughtful design and attention to detail, these planners are made to be trusted companions—helping teachers stay organised without the weight.We’re proud to be the first streamlined teacher planners on the market—created by Australian teachers, for Australian teachers.
Conscious Choices for a Better Tomorrow
At Plan & Prep, we take our responsibility to the planet seriously. By keeping our planners simple and free of unnecessary pages, we’ve reduced waste in production. We also use recyclable packaging to protect your planner on its way to you.
Our 'Limited Stock' system means we only print what’s needed, avoiding excess stock at the end of the year. These small but important choices help us minimise waste, conserve resources, and do our part for a more sustainable future.