Study Planner · Primary school

Build a study habit that sticks

Answer a few quick questions and we'll email you a personalised weekly timetable for your child, ready to print and tick off.

Not the right level? Switch to the high school planner.

1 About your child

Child's name *

Year level *

2 When can they study?

Tick the days that work and set a time window for each. Studying at the same time each day builds the habit fastest.

Days off (holidays, events, sport) — optional

4 What would they like to practise?

Choose up to 8. Set how much attention each one needs and we'll balance the week.

5 Habit helpers

Ease in gentlyA lighter first week, and a lighter recovery week every fourth week.Keep a free dayIf every day is selected, one is left empty for rest.Finish each week with a celebrationA short session to look back on the week and celebrate the effort together.

Anything else we should know? (optional)

6 Where should we send it?

The timetable and a summary will be emailed straight to you as an Excel spreadsheet.

Your name *

Your email *

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Primary school study planner FAQs

How much should a primary school child study at home?: Little and often works best. This planner suggests about 2 hours a week in short sessions of 15 to 30 minutes, and you can adjust the hours, session length and days to suit your child and your family.
What year levels is the primary school planner for?: It is designed for children from Kindergarten to Year 6 (roughly ages 5 to 12). For Year 7 and above, use the high school study planner.
What is the weekly celebration?: Each week ends with a short session to look back on the effort and celebrate progress together. It builds confidence and makes studying something to look forward to, not just get through.
How do I get the timetable?: After you submit the form, we email you an Excel spreadsheet with a week-by-week timetable, a printable weekly grid and a progress tracker.