Creating a Timetable

A key way to study smarter and use your time wisely, especially at home, is to create a timetable or studying schedule for yourself!

These timetables can include anything that you would like to achieve or complete in a day or week. You can break down larger tasks into smaller and more easily achieveable tasks to enhance your productivity. It's also a great idea to add in any non-study related activities or tasks that you may need to do so that you can divide your day into more productive chunks.

The 'IT Resources' page on The Study Buddy website contains a wide array of useful and customizable templates for timetables, tracking sheets, planners and to-do lists.

Check these templates out at the link below:

The Study Buddy - IT Resources It is always easier and more productive to use timetables, planners, to-do lists and checklists when studying and learning. Here we have put together a collection of templates you can easily access to support your at home learning. This page is managed by Lily Pilkington (2021 IT prefect)

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