Schoolboy notebook B5 18 sheets 60 gsm — ruled exercise book

Schoolboy notebook B5 18 sheets 60 gsm — ruled exercise book is a compact, lightweight exercise notebook designed for handwriting practice, notes and classroom assignments. The B5 format combines portability with sufficient writing space, while 60 gsm paper offers a balance between durability and low weight. Ruled pages provide clear guidance for neat handwriting and structured note-taking suitable for pupils and students.

Advantages

The notebook offers a practical combination of size and paper quality that makes it easy to carry in schoolbags and folders. With 18 sheets of uniform ruled paper, it supports consistent handwriting practice and everyday classroom tasks. The 60 gsm paper reduces bulk without compromising usability for pencils, pens and light ink pens. The simple, reliable design helps organize written work and maintain a tidy study routine.

Suitable for

• Handwriting practice and penmanship exercises
• Classroom notes and short assignments
• Homework tracking and quick drafts
• Language exercises and spelling practice

Key specifications

• Format: B5 (approximately 176 × 250 mm)
• Number of sheets: 18
• Paper weight: 60 gsm
• Page ruling: ruled lines for handwriting
• Binding: staple-bound (flat, school-style)
• Cover: lightweight paper cover designed for everyday use

How to use

Open the notebook to the required page and use the ruled lines to guide handwriting, notes or exercises. Use pencils, pens or light ink pens appropriate for 60 gsm paper to avoid bleed-through. Store the notebook in a schoolbag or folder to protect the pages and keep written work together. When a sheet is full, turn to the next ruled page for continued practice or new assignments.

Usage recommendations

For longer preservation, avoid heavy ink or markers that may bleed through 60 gsm pages. Keep the notebook dry and flat; use a folder or protective sleeve if transporting multiple notebooks. For repetitive handwriting practice, allocate one notebook per term or subject to maintain organized records of progress.