Think it, Teach it.
Thirty five tools that do the jobs you take home.
Not a chatbot you have to coax. Each tool asks a few questions, then hands you something finished, editable and matched to your class.
50.1
Hours a week
The average teacher's working week. Work outside teaching hours is the norm, not the exception.
DfE Working Lives of Teachers, 2025
20.1
Hours on prep
Planning, marking and admin take more time than any other task that is not teaching.
UCL Institute of Education, 2019
92%
Cite workload
Workload remains the leading reason teachers give for leaving the profession.
DfE, 2022
The deck is the lesson.
Most tools hand you a plan and leave you to build the slides. eduAtlantic builds the thing you actually stand up and teach from, then lets you edit every word of it.
- Six to eighteen slides from one line
- Activities embedded in the deck, not bolted on
- Pictures, video and listening clips where they help
- Themes from clean and plain to full illustration
- Present from eduAtlantic, or export to PowerPoint and Slides
One topic. Pitched for the room in front of you.
Give it a topic and a year group, and eduAtlantic writes the passage and the questions together. Pitch the same topic simpler for the children who need it, or harder for the ones who need stretching, without hunting for a second worksheet at ten to nine.
- Original texts, not scraped from anywhere
- Simple, standard or challenging, for any year group
- Questions tagged to the reading content domains
- Marks on every question, and an answer key with it
- Print ready, or send to Google Docs
The Water Cycle: Nature's Journey
Year 4, standard
In the heart of every weather system lies the ever-turning wheel of the water cycle. This natural process is essential for life on Earth, providing fresh water to plants, animals, and humans.
The journey begins with the energy from the sun, which warms rivers, lakes, and seas. This heat causes the water to evaporate, turning it into vapour that rises into the air.
- What role does the sun play in the water cycle, according to the passage? [1 mark]
- List two forms of precipitation mentioned in the text. [1 mark]
- Why might the author describe the water cycle as a "delicate dance"? [2 marks]
Say what you need. Kev opens the right tool.
Thirty five tools is a lot to remember. Kev is the assistant built into eduAtlantic. Tell it what you are teaching in plain English and it fills in the year group, the subject and the topic for you.
- No prompt writing and nothing to learn
- It asks a question back when something is unclear
- It opens the right tool with the details already filled in
- Every answer can be saved to your library or shared
How would you like them to explore it?
Opens Lesson Planner, filled in for you
Better with the people you teach alongside.
eduAtlantic is not a private tool. Everything you make can be shared, and the more of your department uses it, the less anyone builds twice.
Share with colleagues
Add the people you work with, then send any resource straight to their library. They get their own copy to edit. Yours stays untouched.
Something to show for it
One hundred badges across ten levels. Earned for the things that actually help, such as planning a full week or differentiating for every band.
Your timetable, not a to do list
Tell eduAtlantic what you teach and when. It flags the lessons you have not made anything for yet, so Sunday evening has a shorter list.
If it takes your evening, there is a tool for it.
Planning and resources, yes. Also the reports, the behaviour plans, the parent letters and the inspection folder nobody else builds for you.
Slides3
Planning6
Classroom resources5
Assessment6
Behaviour and SEND5
Communication4
Leadership7
£7.99 a month. Everything included.
1,000
credits a month, spent however you like
35
tools, nothing locked behind a higher tier
Free
to refine anything you have already made
Cancel any time. Everything you make stays yours.
Try any plan free for three days. Keep it when it has saved you a Sunday.
Standard
Was £4.99 now £3.99
a month
£47.99 billed yearly
- 500 credits a month
- All 35 tools
- Full curriculum alignment
- Watermarked exports
- Top up any time
Pro
Was £7.99 now £5.99
a month
£71.99 billed yearly
- 1,000 credits a month
- Full curriculum alignment
- Clean exports, no watermark
- Refining is always free
- Top up any time
Max
Was £14.99 now £11.99
a month
£143.99 billed yearly
- 2,500 credits a month
- Priority building
- Everything in Pro
Schools
Priced by size, invoiced yearly
- Credits pooled across staff
- Admin dashboard and usage
- One invoice, one renewal
Prices include VAT. Your card is taken when you start, and nothing is charged until the trial ends. Cancel any time before then and you pay nothing.
Before you start.
What actually is eduAtlantic?
Thirty five tools that make the things teachers make. You pick a tool, answer a few questions such as year group, subject and topic, and it hands you a finished resource you can edit, print or present. There is no prompt writing and nothing to learn.
What is a credit?
How we price the work. Bigger jobs such as a full teaching deck cost more than a single worksheet. Pro gives you 1,000 credits a month and you can top up any time. Editing or refining something you have already made never costs anything.
Is it aligned to the UK curriculum?
Yes. Every tool is written around the national curriculum for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. You choose your curriculum once and it applies everywhere, so year group and key stage are built in rather than bolted on.
Who is Jo?
Jo is the assistant built into eduAtlantic. Tell it what you are teaching in plain English and it opens the right tool with the details already filled in. It asks a question back if something is unclear, so you are never guessing what it will produce.
Can I share resources with colleagues?
Yes. Add colleagues by username or email, then share any resource straight to their library. They get their own copy to edit, and yours stays untouched. Most schools end up with a shared bank of resources built by the people who teach there.
Can I edit what it makes?
All of it. Every resource opens in an editor when it is done, so you can change the wording, the difficulty or a single question. Everything saves to your library so you can pick it up next year.
Is pupil data safe?
eduAtlantic never asks for pupil names or personal data and you should not enter any. Everything you make belongs to you and is stored in the UK.
What if my school wants it for everyone?
Schools and trusts get pooled credits, an admin dashboard, usage reporting and one invoice. Get in touch and we will put a quote together. For a single teacher, Pro is £7.99 a month.
Let's give teachers their evenings back.
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