The RHINO 8 x 6.5-inch Exercise Book with split page blank top and 8-mm lined bottom ruling, 32 pages and a Light Green cover is a reliable classroom favourite for primary and secondary schools. Designed for clarity and practical classroom use, this split-page project book lets pupils draw diagrams and illustrations on the blank top half while using the 8-mm lined bottom half for captions, notes and reflections.Teachers, tutors, students, parents and homeschoolers will appreciate the clear layout for assessment, science investigations, topic projects and literacy tasks.

Made to education standards, each book contains 32 pages (16 leaves) of 75-gsm smooth white paper that supports writing on both sides with minimal show-through. The sturdy 225-gsm manilla cover in Light Green protects daily use and helps keep work tidy. Available in packs of 10 or 100, these compact 8 x 6.5-inch books (approx. 200 x 165 mm) are perfect for class sets, homework folders and whole-school ordering, and they are 100% recyclable, printed with solvent-free water-based inks and made from paper sourced from sustainable European forests.

8 x 6.5-inch size - Easily fits into trays and bags for daily classroom use.
Split ruling - Blank top and 8-mm lined bottom, ideal for diagrams with accompanying notes or captions.
32 pages (16 leaves) - Education standard 75-gsm smooth white paper for clear writing and minimal bleed-through.
Light Green Cover - A sturdy 225-gsm manilla stock for durability and easy subject identification.
Packs of 10 and 100 - Choose from packs of 10 or 100 to suit small classes or whole-school supplies.

FAQs

Is the RHINO 8 x 6.5-inch Exercise Book made sustainably?
Yes. RHINO sources paper from sustainable European forests and prints using solvent-free, water-based inks. The books are 100% recyclable and manufactured in the EU. RHINO also supports wildlife conservation through regular donations to the Save the Rhino charity.
What subjects is this exercise book best suited for?
The split page format is especially useful for subjects that combine practical work and written reflection, such as science, geography, design and technology, art and project-based learning. It also works well for literacy activities where pupils draft or plan on the blank area and write explanations on the lined section.
Which age group is this exercise book best for?
This format is well suited to primary school pupils and early secondary students, making it a flexible choice for ages roughly 5 to 14. The blank-and-lined split supports younger learners who need space for drawing as well as older pupils working on practical or project tasks.