The RHINO A4 Exercise Book with 10-mm squared ruling, 32 pages is a classroom essential for primary and secondary schools. Designed specifically for clear numeracy, graph work and practical maths tasks, the large 10 mm squares give pupils room to set out calculations, draw charts and practise measurement. The A4 format (297 x 210 mm) provides generous space for diagrams and extended answers, while education-standard 75-gsm smooth white paper reduces show-through and performs well with pens and pencils.

Each book has 32 pages (16 leaf) protected by a sturdy 225-gsm manilla cover built for daily school use. Available in three cover colours, Orange, Yellow and Light Green, schools can colour-code by subject, class or ability to speed organisation and spotting of work. Choose packs of 10 for small classroom sets or packs of 100 for bulk buying; RHINO products are made from sustainably sourced paper, printed using solvent-free water-based inks, fully recyclable and supported by regular donations to Save the Rhino International since 2006.

A4 size (297 x 210 mm) - Ample writing space for calculations, diagrams and extended work.
10-mm squared - Large 10 mm squares ideal for maths, graphs and measurement.
32 pages (16 leaf) - Sufficient pages for lessons and homework while keeping books lightweight.
Three colours - A choice of Orange, Yellow, or Light Green to help colour-code subjects, year groups and individual pupils.
Packs of 10 and 100 - Choose packs of 10 or 100 to suit classroom and whole-school needs.

FAQs

Is the RHINO A4 Exercise Book made sustainably?
Yes. RHINO uses paper sourced from sustainable European forests and prints with solvent-free, water-based inks. The books are 100% recyclable and manufactured to education standards using 75-gsm smooth white paper and a 225-gsm manilla cover for durability. RHINO also supports Save the Rhino International through regular donations since 2006.
What subjects is this exercise book best suited for?
The 10-mm squared ruling is ideal for maths, numeracy, geometry, graph work, science practicals that require careful plotting and design and technology sketches. It suits classroom lessons, homework and tutoring where clear grid layout helps structure answers and calculations.
Which age group is this exercise book best suited for?
This format is particularly well suited to primary pupils in Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2, typically ages 5 to 11, as the larger 10 mm squares give space for developing handwriting and number work. It can also be useful in early secondary or for pupils who benefit from larger grid spacing for clarity.