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MESO is a planning platform for Irish post-primary teachers. You choose a subject, a year group and the learning outcomes you want to cover; MESO drafts the unit, the lessons, the assessment and the classroom resources to go with them, against the NCCA specifications. You review everything. Nothing it produces is ready to teach until you have read it.

Set up your profile

The short questionnaire that decides what you can plan.

Find your way around

What each area of MESO is for.

Create your first unit

From a topic and some outcomes to a sequenced plan.

Ask MESO Assist

The chat surface, for when you would rather just ask.

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Before you can plan

Two things have to be true.
  1. Your account is activated. New accounts start out unable to plan until a school signup code is redeemed. If you have been given a code, enter it; if you have not, ask whoever is rolling MESO out in your school. See Access approval.
  2. You have told MESO what you teach. Your subjects and year groups come from profile setup and decide what you can plan against.

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The one rule worth knowing on day one

Never type a student’s name, results or personal circumstances into MESO.Describe the need instead — “a mixed-ability 2nd Year group” — which gets you a better draft anyway. Your text is sent to a generation service in the United States, so this matters practically as well as legally.