What it does
Coverage counts lessons, units, worksheets, slides and quizzes made in your school's space and breaks them down by learning area, year level, curriculum code and term. Gaps are shown next to the Te Mātaiaho rollout dates so you can see what needs attention first.
It's built to respect teachers: private plans count as numbers only, a per-teacher breakdown shows only where a cell has at least three plans, and plans in a teacher's personal space, week planners and chats are never counted.
Who it's for
Principals, deputy principals, curriculum leaders and heads of department in schools on a Heapso school plan.
Why teachers use it
- Spot the gapsLearning areas and phases with little planning stand out.
- Rollout in viewCoverage sits next to the Te Mātaiaho rollout dates.
- Fair to teachersNo reading of private plans, and small numbers aren't broken down by teacher.
How it works
- Plan in the school spaceTeachers plan as usual in your school.
- Open coverageOwners and admins see the breakdown.
- Act on gapsSet department tasks to plan what's missing.
Questions teachers ask
Who can see coverage?
School owners and admins on a school plan.
Can leaders read teachers' private plans?
No. Private plans are counted, never shown.
Works well with
- School library and departmentsShare plans with your school, plan together in departments and reuse what works.
- Unit plansPlan 1–12 weeks of connected lessons with assessment points, then expand any lesson in full.
- Term plannerA whole term of units and lessons from one brief, with optional worksheets and slides.