The RHINO A4 Exercise Book with split page blank and 20-mm lined ruling, 32 pages and a Dark Green cover is a classroom essential for primary and secondary schools across the UK. Designed for teachers, tutors, students, parents and homeschoolers, this RHINO A4 exercise book combines a practical split-page layout with education-standard 75-gsm smooth white paper and a sturdy 225-gsm manilla cover to withstand daily use. The A4 format gives pupils plenty of space for diagrams and extended answers while remaining easy to store in school folders and bags.

With a blank top and 20-mm lined bottom, this 32-page book encourages clear diagram work and labelled notes on the same page, ideal for science experiments, geography mapping, design and technology sketches and practical maths. There is 1 cover colour available: Dark Green, which works well for whole-class sets or subject-specific consistency. Choose from classroom-friendly pack sizes of 10 or bulk orders of 100 to suit school, tutor group or home learning needs.

A4 size (297 x 210 mm) - Ample writing and drawing space that fits standard school folders.
Split ruling - Blank top and 20-mm lined bottom , allows diagrams and illustrations with space for labelled notes beneath.
32 pages (16 leaves) - Compact yet sufficient for short units, practical tasks and regular class work. Smooth white paper suitable for writing on both sides with minimal show-through.
Dark Green Cover - Ideal for consistent class sets and easy storage. Sturdy 225-gsm manilla cover for durable protection during daily classroom handling.
Packs of 10 and 100 - Choose a pack of 10 for small class sets or a pack of 100 for whole-school supply.

FAQs

Is RHINO committed to sustainability?
Yes. RHINO uses paper sourced from sustainable European forests, prints using solvent-free, water-based inks and makes products that are 100% recyclable. The brand also supports the Save the Rhino charity, with regular donations totalling over £125,000 since 2006, and manufactures products in the EU to maintain environmental and quality standards.
What subjects is this exercise book best suited for?
The split-page layout makes this book especially good for subjects that combine diagrams and written explanation, such as science, geography, design and technology, and art. It is also useful for practical maths tasks and cross-curricular projects where pupils need space for sketches or tables alongside written notes.
What age group is this exercise book best for?
This format is most useful for primary and early secondary pupils, typically Key Stage 1 to Key Stage 3 (ages 5 to 14). The wide 20-mm lines and blank drawing space support younger pupils learning to label diagrams and older pupils working on practical, diagram-based tasks.