LiteracyPlanet For Schools

When students first log in, LiteracyPlanet identifies where they are across key literacy strands, then creates a starting point based on their current skills, not just their year level. A Year 4 student who is strong in comprehension but needs spelling support can follow a different path to a Year 9 student, revisiting phonics while extending vocabulary.

From there, the platform builds a personalised learning pathway for each student, automatically assigning activities that match their needs. This helps teachers support a wide range of abilities in the same class without manually creating different plans for every learner. 

Every activity is aligned to the Australian Curriculum, UK National Curriculum, Common Core and 70+ other frameworks, so student practice connects directly to classroom learning. LiteracyPlanet is also Digital Promise certified, giving schools confidence that its activities are backed by verified learning science.

LiteracyPlanet covers every major literacy strand in one place. Students build skills in a clear, sequential way, with each activity matched to where they are right now:

• Phonics and word recognition, from foundational blending through to complex decoding for older learners
• Spelling patterns and rules, from simple CVC words to advanced morphology
• Reading Comprehension across literal, inferential, and evaluative skills, with increasingly complex texts across multiple genres, matched to students’ level
• Grammar and sentence structure, including persuasive writing skills, from basic punctuation through to clause construction in secondary school
• Vocabulary and academic language, with targeted instruction across subject and topic areas, building word knowledge for both primary and secondary students

Students explore Storyverse, an immersive world where every literacy task forms part of a bigger narrative. As they complete activities, they earn rewards, unlock levels and build characters, giving them a clear reason to keep progressing.

That sense of progress supports student engagement across year groups. Younger learners benefit from animated games and visual feedback that make practice feel encouraging and clear, whilst older students take on structured, age-appropriate challenges that support focus, confidence and skill growth.

The result is purposeful literacy practice that feels motivating, so students are more likely to stay engaged without needing constant prompting.

Supporting multiple ability levels should not mean creating a separate plan for every student. LiteracyPlanet’s adaptive engine assigns work based on each learner’s current skills, so students can move through activities that match their needs.

For teachers, that means less time spent preparing different tasks and more time available for instruction, feedback and support. As students work, the teacher dashboard brings their progress together in one place, making it easy to see who is on track, who is ready to move ahead and who may need extra help.

That visibility also supports decision-making beyond the classroom. Classroom teachers can view real-time detail for individual students, while school leaders can access cohort-level data for planning, reporting and governance. Everyone works from the same platform, without extra spreadsheets, manual collation or separate setup. 

LiteracyPlanet is also designed to fit into the way schools already work. It runs across desktop, tablet and Chromebook, using the devices your school already has. With bulk student account creation and a simple teacher walkthrough, the whole-school setup is straightforward from the start.