For teachers who want their weekends back

Reclaim your Sundays without pretending the workload doesn’t exist.

Save Teachers’ Sundays is a calm corner of the internet with realistic, time-saving ideas for teachers. No guilt, no “do it all”, just small changes that protect your evenings and weekends.

Time-saving routines Digital tools without overwhelm Gentle wellbeing ideas
No sign-ups, no pop-ups. Just articles you can read at your own pace, when you finally have a quiet moment.

Start Here: Small Ideas with Big Impact

A few gentle starting points if you’re reading this on a Sunday evening.

Workload

The 20-Minute Friday Reset

A simple routine to clear your desk, capture next week’s priorities, and leave on Friday with your brain already half-finished with planning. It won’t fix everything, but it can soften the Sunday pressure.

Approx. 4 min read Read article
Digital tools

One Template, Many Lessons

Instead of reinventing every slide deck or worksheet, build one flexible template and reuse it. You can still be creative, just not from scratch every single week.

Approx. 3 min read Read article
Wellbeing

A Guilt-Free “Do Nothing” Hour

Block out one hour that is protected from marking, emails, and planning. No productivity, no self-improvement – just breathing room so you can show up as a human again on Monday.

Approx. 3 min read Read article

What You’ll Find on Save Teachers’ Sundays

This site isn’t about pretending you can “time-manage” your way out of an unfair workload. Instead, it focuses on realistic, teacher-tested ideas that reduce friction in your week:

  • small workflow tweaks that remove unnecessary steps,
  • digital tools that genuinely save time instead of adding complexity,
  • simple ways to protect your rest without ignoring your responsibilities,
  • gentle reflections on what “enough” work can look like today.

You can dip in and out whenever you have a spare five minutes – there are no perfect systems to build, just ideas you can borrow and adapt to your own classroom.