Sasco 2026 Staff Year Wall Planner (Poster Style) with Wet Wipe Pen & Sticker Kit – Blue, 91.5x61cm
Product description
The essentials
If you manage people, projects or rosters, a wall planner still has one advantage over screens: you can see the month at a glance and update it on the fly. This Sasco 2026 Staff Year Wall Planner comes in a poster-style format and is designed for reuse, using a wet wipe marker so you can make changes without starting again.
It runs from January to December 2026 and is laid out in two six-month blocks, with daily columns for scheduling. That makes it fairly straightforward to plan across the whole year, then refine as availability shifts.
Key features that matter for workforce planning
What stands out here is the combination of a weekly-style daily layout and an accessory kit aimed at keeping your updates organised.
You get a wet wipe marker with a pen clip, which is a small detail but a genuinely practical one—on a busy HR or admin desk, losing the pen happens more than it should. You also get a sticker set to highlight key dates and moments such as holidays, meetings and deadlines.
A stated highlight of the kit is the sticker count: 392 stickers in total, including 244 icon dots and 148 sticker strips. On paper, that’s enough to create a visual system without having to keep asking, “which sticker did we use last time?”
What you’ll notice day to day
With a planner like this, the biggest day-to-day difference is workflow. Instead of rewriting notes, you can adjust what’s on the board when someone’s shift changes, when a deadline moves, or when a project scope needs a tweak.
For example: you could mark team availability in the January–June section, then as the year progresses, wipe only the affected lines and re-write updated dates. Because it’s printed and laminated for wipe-clean updates, it’s built for repeated use rather than being treated like a one-off paper calendar.
One small limitation to bear in mind: the more you rely on stick-on markers and wet wipe notes, the more you’ll want a consistent system (where stickers go, what colours mean, and how you clear old info). If you’re not the kind of person who maintains that routine, it may feel like extra effort.
Key specifications (for buying confidence)
- Type: Wall planner (poster style) with wet wipe pen & stickers
- Date range: January to December 2026
- Size: 91.5x61cm
- Layout: Two 6-month blocks with daily columns
- Capacity note: Space for up to 40 staff or projects
- Paper: 130gsm paper with laminated finish for wipe-clean updates
- Included: 1 delivered rolled 2026 calendar UK, wet wipe marker with pen clip, and 392 stickers (244 icon dots + 148 sticker strips)
Who it suits (and who should be cautious)
It makes sense if you’re an office team—HR, workforce planning, operations, or anyone coordinating staff availability—and you want a large, visible calendar that supports quick updates.
It also suits group planning where you want non-technical clarity. A wall planner works well when several people need to understand the schedule quickly, without juggling multiple documents.
However, it may not be a great match if you only need occasional reminders or if you prefer a digital-first workflow. It’s also less ideal if your planning style doesn’t usually involve visual cues—stickers and wet wipe notes only help if you actually use them.
Support YoungMinds charity note
There’s also a charity angle built in: the product supports YoungMinds. The listing states that every purchase helps fund mental health support for children and young people in the UK. If that matters to your buying decisions, it’s a nice added reason to consider it alongside the practical features.
Is it worth it?
Buy it if you want a reusable, laminated 2026 wall calendar for workforce planning, with daily columns, a sensible two-block layout, and a sticker system plus wet wipe pen to keep updates quick.
Skip it if you don’t plan to update regularly, if you’d rather rely on a screen, or if you’re unlikely to maintain the visual system (stickers, wipe notes and consistent meanings). In terms of feel, it sits firmly in the office-planning “practical kit” category rather than something you’d buy for aesthetics alone.
Mini FAQ
How many staff or projects can it cover?
The planner includes space for up to 40 staff or projects, based on the stated capacity.
Does it run for the full 2026 year?
Yes—January to December 2026.
Is it designed to be wiped and reused?
It’s printed on 130gsm paper with a laminated finish for wipe-clean updates, and it includes a wet wipe pen.
What’s included in the accessory kit?
The kit includes 392 stickers (244 icon dots and 148 sticker strips) and a wet wipe marker with a pen clip.
Is it a good fit for an office rather than home?
On the stated use, it’s positioned as practical for HR teams and offices, so it generally fits workplace coordination better than personal scheduling.