Starting homeschooling this September?
You don't need to have it all figured out.
With School Happy there are no complicated spreadsheets. No piles of planning documents. No spending your evenings wondering what you're supposed to teach tomorrow.
Start your homeschool journey with a plan you can actually follow.
One month free · no credit card required

A note from the founder
“When I started homeschooling my daughter it was difficult to know where to start.”
Lesson ideas, slides and resources ended up spread around multiple documents. I spent hours each evening worrying about what we needed for the next day, instead of enjoying this new chapter with my daughter.
So I built the tool I wished I had to take the stress out of planning. This meant I could focus on teaching my daughter and giving her a happy homeschooling experience.
I hope School Happy will help you create a happy homeschool for your family too.
— Andrew, founder of School Happy
Simple from the first week
Everything in one place.
A small, thoughtful planner that helps your week feel possible before it even begins.
Plan a week in minutes
Start with the shape of your days, then add only what matters for your family.
Keep your resources close
Links, books and little ideas live beside the lessons they belong to — not in another tab.
Teach with a clear head
Open your day, see what is next, and spend the rest of your energy where it counts.
One simple plan
Simple pricing for a simpler week.
Everything you need to plan lessons and keep your family’s learning in one easy to use place.
School Happy
£9
per parent, per month
One home for lessons, resources and routines
Easy enough to set up before the week begins
Start with a full one-month free trial
Try it free for one month
No credit card required. Cancel anytime.
Your next week can feel lighter.
Try School Happy for a month. Make a plan, gather your resources, and see how good it feels to have it all in one place.
Start your one-month trial
No credit card required.
School Happy
Made for real homeschool days.


