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For Irish primary teachers · Scoilbhliain 2026/27
Teaching plans for Irish primary classrooms — drafted for you.
Rang drafts your long-term plans from the school scheme — matched to the Primary Language Curriculum (2019), the Primary Mathematics Curriculum (2023) and SESE — and generates the formal plan document the folder expects. Built first for combined classes, where planning is heaviest. Edit anything; the document never goes stale.
Try Rang freeFree for a limited time while Rang is in early access — no card, nothing to fill in but your email. Planned pricing: €10/month with a 14-day free trial.
The formal long-term plan document — generated, never out of date
Month by month: strand and strand unit, learning outcomes written out, scheme & resources citing your own books — plus Elements, Assessment, Differentiation and Linkage. The format a principal recognises at a glance, produced from your working plan the moment you change it. Prints A4. No logo, no watermark — it’s your document.
A working view you’ll actually use
The year at a glance, September to June. Tap any topic to see the strand and outcomes behind it; edit it in place — even during sos. Change the working view and the formal document follows instantly. Your edits are marked ✎ yours; the scheme draft never pretends to be your wording.
How Rang works
Rang is a planning tool for Irish primary teachers. It drafts long-term plans from the school scheme — matched to the Primary Language Curriculum (2019), the Primary Mathematics Curriculum (2023) and SESE — and generates the formal plan document, built first for combined and multi-grade classes.
- Set up your room in about a minute. Your class levels, your books, your week — no forms beyond that. School naming is optional.
- Draft the year from the school scheme. English, Maths, Gaeilge and SESE (Year A), laid out September to June with outcomes and book citations.
- Make it yours. Edit any topic, add your own, leave notes. The formal document stays current by itself — print it when the folder asks.
Built for combined and multi-grade classes
In small schools all over Ireland, one teacher plans for two classes in one room — and most planning tools pretend otherwise. Rang splits topics by class where the content differs, keeps them shared where the room works together, and holds Stage 2 and Stage 3 outcomes side by side. One working view for the whole room; a formal document per class. If you teach a straight class, Rang works just as well — one group, same document.
What’s live today — and what’s coming
Live now
Passwordless sign-in · one-minute setup (levels, books, your week) · long-term plans for English, Maths, Gaeilge and SESE — working view + formal document, printed A4 · fortnightly plans, your year cut into ten-school-day windows around your own calendar, each class side by side, ticked as you teach · the Cúntas Míosúil drafted from those ticks, signed and printed · your week as a grid and the day in front of you, both printable. Every screenshot on this page is the live product.
Coming next — honestly not built yet
Plans that move themselves when a calendar date changes — so a closure added in November reshapes the fortnights around it · subjects beyond English, Maths, Gaeilge and SESE. In that order — and each one appears here only when it’s real. No mock-ups.
Questions teachers ask
What is Rang?
Rang is a planning tool for Irish primary teachers. It drafts your long-term plans from the school scheme — matched to the Primary Language Curriculum (2019), the Primary Mathematics Curriculum (2023) and the SESE Curriculum (1999) — and generates the formal long-term plan document from your working plan, so the document is never out of date.
What is a long-term plan (LTP)?
A long-term plan — often shortened to LTP — is the formal planning document Irish primary teachers prepare for the year ahead: for each subject, the strands, strand units and learning outcomes to be covered month by month, with schemes and resources. Rang drafts this document for you from the school scheme and keeps it current as you edit.
Does Rang work for combined and multi-grade classes?
Yes — Rang is built for combined classes first, whatever your school calls them: multi-grade, multi-class or a split class. Topics split by class where the content differs (2nd and 3rd side by side, each with stage-appropriate outcomes) and stay shared where the room works together. Straight classes work just as well: one group, same document.
What does Rang do today?
Today: passwordless sign-in, a one-minute setup (your class levels, your books, your week), long-term plans for English, Maths, Gaeilge and SESE — an editable working view plus the formal document view, printed on A4 — and fortnightly plans: your year cut into ten-school-day windows around your own calendar, each class side by side, ticked as you teach, with the fortnightly plan document and a printable tick sheet. The Cúntas Míosúil is drafted from those ticks — read it, sign it, print it. Your week is a printable grid, and the day in front of you lists its slots with that fortnight's work under the ones Rang plans, a box on every line. Plans that adjust themselves when a calendar date changes are next.
How much does Rang cost?
Rang is free for a limited time while it is in early access — no card needed. Planned pricing is €10 per month with a 14-day free trial.
Do I have to name my school?
No. Naming your school is optional and only ever used on printed headers. Skip it and printed documents carry a blank ink line to fill in by hand — skipping never costs you a feature.
Can I print my long-term plan?
Yes. The formal document view prints to A4 with no logo and no watermark, and downloads as Word, PDF or Excel. It is your document.
Which curricula does Rang follow?
The Primary Language Curriculum (2019) for English and Gaeilge, the Primary Mathematics Curriculum (2023), and the SESE Curriculum (1999) for History, Geography and Science — with the two-year Year A / Year B rotation for SESE. More subjects arrive as each planning surface lands.
Guides to planning in Irish primary schools
Short, practical reading — free, no sign-up: What is a Cúntas Míosúil? · Long-term plans: what goes in one (with a free Word template) · Planning for a combined class.
September is coming either way.
Set up your room, draft the year, and see the document for yourself — free for a limited time while Rang is in early access.
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