• Keep ready all the materials you might require close at hand so that you do not waste time and energy looking for them.
• Study under proper light, for poor light tires the eyes and you lose concentration.
• Have proper ventilation, for fresh air keeps the mind alert.

II. Make a plan for the study

• Keep in mind what you have to study, how much you have to study, and how much time you have
• Have a balance between leisure and study, and organize a timetable in such a way that you have fun and sufficient time for study
• Start with interesting easy lessons/topics and then go on to difficult lines, unless they are interconnected
• Decide when to study and what to study and make a weekly timetable
• It is better to have short frequent periods for each subject than long hours for one
• Pay total attention to what you are studying to absorb and understand better
• Do not study when you are tired, but relax with something light for a short while before coming back to study
• Do not confuse laziness with tiredness
• Understand the material you have to learn as a whole
• Relearn and revise previous lessons frequently, and practice the use of mathematical formulas or grammar rules
• Do not learn anything by heart, but read the chapter carefully, understand the ideas, and write the essential points
• Get the most important points and put them down in order, under headings and subheadings, but do not learn notes
• Set aside some time during the weekend to go over the week’s work, concentrating on points you had not grasped
• Regularity and concentration are the key words of success.

Declaration

I/we have read the rules and regulations of the school and I/we promise to ensure that my/our child strictly adheres to them.