CurricuLLM can take care of many small but time-consuming tasks, so teachers spend less time on paperwork and more time teaching.

How you can use it

• Draft routine documents:
  • “Write a parent note about an upcoming excursion.”
  • “Create a template for weekly homework instructions.”
• Generate checklists:
  • “Make me a checklist for marking Year 7 science projects.”
  • “List steps students should follow to submit an assignment online.”
• Prepare student communications:
  • “Draft feedback comments for students who completed a persuasive writing task.”
  • “Write short end-of-term reflections linked to outcomes.”
• Simplify reporting:
  • “Summarise student progress notes into three clear dot points.”

Teacher tips

• Be clear about the tone you want: formal, friendly, or brief.
• Use these drafts as a starting point, make quick edits to personalise them.
• You can go back to frequently used prompts in the conversation history.

Why it helps

Every school term brings a wave of admin. With CurricuLLM handling the first draft of notes, checklists, and communications, teachers can focus their time on what matters most, working with students.