Save hours every week — AI prompts built for educators

"Create a 50-minute lesson plan on the causes of World War 1 for Year 10 History students (age 14–15). Include: learning objective, starter activity (5 mins), main activities (35 mins) with teacher instructions and student tasks, plenary (10 mins). Highlight key misconceptions to address and differentiation strategies for lower and higher ability students."

"Write three report comment options for a Year 7 Maths student (age 11–12). Strengths: strong mental arithmetic, always completes homework. Development area: struggles with problem-solving tasks requiring multi-step reasoning. Each comment: 55 words, specific not generic, forward-looking, avoids 'a pleasure to teach'. Vary the opening sentence."

"Create a 20-minute differentiated reading comprehension activity for Year 8 English (age 12–13) based on an extract from 'Of Mice and Men'. Three versions: support (5 guided questions with sentence starters), core (7 questions), extension (analysis question requiring PEE paragraph). Include mark scheme for each level."

"Write 12 multiple-choice quiz questions about 'Romeo and Juliet' for GCSE English Literature students. Include: 4 plot recall questions, 4 character analysis questions, 4 theme questions. Each question: 4 options, one clearly correct answer, a plausible distractor. Add a brief explanation of the correct answer. Vary difficulty: 4 easy, 5 medium, 3 hard."

"Write a sensitive email to a parent about their Year 9 child who has been underperforming and seems disengaged in Maths recently. Tone: warm and collaborative — frame as a partnership, not a complaint. Include: specific observations, an invitation to discuss, and one concrete suggestion for support at home. Avoid jargon. Max 200 words."