Tullofa Student Planner '26-'27
What We Like
- Thick acid-free sheets hold roomy 9x11 daily blocks at the lowest full-size price in the set.
- Sturdy hardcover with monthly tabs and a back pocket survives daily bag life.
- Generous per-day writing space fits busy class and study schedules.
Worth Noting
- Mid-weight paper can ghost slightly under very wet gel inks.
- The 9x11 footprint takes up more backpack space than compact A5 planners.
- Extras
- Tabs, back pocket
- Binding
- Spiral
- Coverage
- July-June
- Writing Space
- 9x11 large blocks
Read the full review
Thick acid-free paper and roomy 9x11 daily blocks arrive at the lowest full-size price in the category. The sturdy hardcover survives packed-bag life, and monthly tabs plus a back pocket keep the week organized without extra inserts. The white sheets resist the yellowing that thinner paper can develop over a school year, while July-to-June coverage carries correct dates that avoid the mislabeled months sometimes found in cheaper academic planners. The understated blue cover reads clean and professional in a classroom or campus setting, and a pen holder keeps the daily tool within reach.
This suits high school and college students who want one dependable full-size planner, plus teachers and homeschoolers needing generous daily space for lesson notes. The open layout gives each weekday room to breathe when a single day holds classes, assignments, and study blocks. The honest tradeoff is the 9x11 format — better for a backpack or desk than pocket carry — and mid-weight paper that can ghost slightly under very wet gel inks. Students who prefer an A5 pocket planner or a specific non-blue colorway should weigh the compact options in this set instead.
Slide it into a laptop compartment so the 9x11 footprint rides flat and stays protected on the daily commute.
Bottom line: Students and teachers who want one full-size planner for the whole school year get writing space per dollar that compact A5 models can't match.
