
Lessons for every subject from Kindergarten to Year 6, a term that plans itself, report cards that write their first draft, and families kept in the loop — without stitching five products together.
From the literacy block to Friday afternoon sport — every subject has lessons built for it, not adapted from something else.
1,607 lessonsThe Department’s units, concrete → representational → abstract, with every diagram drawn exactly.
1,298 lessonsMentor texts, explicit phonics and writing — I do, we do, you do — alongside the program you already run.
961 lessonsHistory and Geography as term-length units, from the local area to the wider world, all four terms.
478 lessonsInvestigations children actually run: predict, test, pool the class data, then explain what happened.
153 lessonsMovement, health and safety, plus full sport programs with station plans and equipment lists.
55 lessonsMaking, performing and appreciating — lessons a generalist teacher can pick up and run.
54 lessonsBeat, rhythm, pitch and performance, with the audio and the teaching script provided.
51 lessonsChoreography and movement, taught off the board with a video the class follows.
47 lessonsMaking and responding, with the materials list and the mess kept sensible.
36 lessonsStory, image and sound — the newest art form, and the one teachers ask for most.
11 lessonsSocial and emotional lessons matched to how the class has actually been feeling.
9 lessonsThree minutes to reset the room, for the moment when nothing else is going in.
Each of these is normally a separate subscription, a separate login, and a separate thing nobody keeps up to date.







The jobs that fill a teacher’s week around the teaching — handled in the same place, by the same login.


















One record of what was taught and how each child went — read differently depending on who is looking.
Name, state and your details. Two minutes, and you have a join code to share with your teachers.
Paste the roll, pick your year level and subjects. That is the whole setup.
Your term is planned before you close the tab. Open week 1 and go.

Set your school up yourself, or join one already on ZING with the code your principal shared.