Study Planner · High school

Build a study routine that lasts

Answer a few quick questions and we'll email you a personalised weekly timetable for your teenager, balanced across subjects and built around their exams.

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

1 About your child

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.

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3 How much and how often?

Most high school students do well with 4 to 12 hours a week outside school, more in exam periods.

How long is each session?
Break between sessions
When is your child at their best?

4 Which subjects are they studying?

Choose up to 8. Set how much attention each one needs, and add exam dates if you have them, and we'll balance the week.

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6 Where should we send it?

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

High school study planner FAQs

How many hours a week should a high school student study?
It depends on the year level, subjects and how close exams are. This planner starts at about 8 hours a week, and you can raise or lower it, set daily limits and choose session lengths from 30 to 90 minutes.
How does the planner handle exams?
Add each subject with its exam date and how much focus it needs. The plan balances subjects across the week and shifts towards past papers and exam practice as the exam dates get closer.
Can I plan for HSC and Year 7 to 12 subjects?
Yes. Choose from common subjects like Maths, English, Science, Physics, Chemistry and Biology, or add your own, such as Legal Studies. It works for any year from Year 7 to Year 12.
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.