The RHINO A4 Exercise Book with split page blank top and 8-mm lined bottom, 32 pages and a Light Green Cover is a classroom staple for primary and secondary schools. Designed for teachers, tutors, students, parents and homeschoolers, this A4 project book gives the top half blank for diagrams, sketches and planning while the bottom half features 8-mm feint ruling for neat written explanations. That split-page layout supports clear thinking, paired work and assessment tasks across subjects such as science, art, geography, design and English, helping pupils to present diagrams alongside descriptive or evaluative writing.

Each page is printed on education-standard 75-gsm smooth white paper to reduce show-through and support both pencil and pen. The sturdy light green 225-gsm manilla cover protects work during daily use and is 100% recyclable. RHINO products are printed using solvent-free, water-based inks and the paper is sourced from sustainable European forests. There is 1 cover colour available, Light Green, and the books come in classroom-friendly pack sizes of 10 or 100 to suit small sets or whole-school orders.

A4 size (297 x 210 mm) - Provides generous space for diagrams, extended answers and homework.
Split ruling - Blank top with 8-mm lined bottom, ideal for combined drawing and written work on the same page.
32 pages (16 leaves) - Balanced length for topic projects, assessments and file storage.
Light Green Cover - Sturdy 225-gsm manilla cover in Light Green for easy subject or group identification.
Packs of 10 or 100 - Flexible ordering for small classes or whole-school supply.

FAQs

Is the RHINO A4 Exercise Book made sustainably?
Yes. The paper is sourced from sustainable European forests, the books are fully recyclable and printing uses solvent-free, water-based inks. RHINO also supports Save the Rhino with regular donations and produces education-standard 75-gsm smooth white paper to minimise waste from show-through.
What subjects is this exercise book best suited for?
The split-page format is particularly useful for subjects that combine diagrams with written explanation, such as science, geography, design and technology, art studies and maths working-out alongside notes. It also works well for project books, practical lesson write-ups and assessment tasks where visual and written evidence need to sit together.
Which age group is this exercise book best suited for?
This format is best suited to primary and lower secondary pupils who benefit from space for drawings and structured notes. Typically it meets the needs of Key Stage 1 through Key Stage 3, approximately ages 5 to 14, depending on classroom handwriting expectations.