We want what you want — inspiring lessons and engaged students.

iUgo gives you a teacher planner and a curriculum aligned resource library so you can spend less time planning and looking for resources, more time teaching.

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A complete planning solution for teaching success,
from one classroom to schoolwide.

Available anywhere, any time, from any device

Unit, Lesson and Inquiry Planner

Link planning quickly and easily to the curricula. Create lessons for your whole class or groups with iUgo lesson templates.

Daily Planner

A daily run sheet that builds automatically as you create your Lesson Plan.

Teachables

Boost your planning by accessing high-quality, curriculum-aligned resources, as you plan.

Long Term Planner

You can build Long Term Plans for yourself, as a syndicate or school-wide in minutes.

Weekly Planner

iUgo’s Weekly Planner helps organise your week. It’s easy to keep everything on track.

Filebox

Store and manage your resources in one place. Link resources to your Lesson Plans so they are at your fingertips when you need them.

Teachers’ Choice Award for Best Resource in Primary Education

Who does iUgo help?

Government

Create transparency and confidence in your departments curriculum coverage

School

Strive towards continuous improvement in your planning while covering the curriculum

Team

Collaborate and create with your colleagues

Individual

All planning and content in one place that you can access from any device

iUgo is transforming curriculum planning.

This is what our customers say:

“With iUgo, I’m now working smarter and more efficiently. I have more enthusiasm for planning as it's no longer such a burden.”

-- John Bowron from Riverview School, KeriKeri

“I’m blown away by the responsive of the team. Their desire to make the product work for people is astonishing.”

-- Grant Peacock from Elm Grove School, Dunedin

“I’d advise anyone to use iUgo. For the benefit of the whole school - from syndicate planning to team teaching, planning is far more effective.”

-- Nathan Collie from St Patrick's School, Invercargill