Every year it's the same scramble — school reopens, and suddenly everyone's out shopping for notebooks, registers, and pens at the same time. A little planning ahead saves both money and last-minute stress. Here's a simple checklist to work from.
Core Notebooks and Registers
Start with the subjects that need the most writing — maths, science, and language subjects usually go through pages fastest. A mix of page counts works better than buying everything in one size; our Everest Binded Card Registers come in a range from 120PGS to 300PGS so you can match the size to how much a subject actually needs.
Paper for Projects and Printing
Most schools ask for printed assignments or project reports at some point in the term. Keeping a ream of A4 printing paper at home means you're not making a last-minute trip when a project is due tomorrow.
Drawing and Craft Supplies
Art class and craft projects need their own supplies separate from regular notebooks — a dedicated drawing book and a pack of colour paper cover most classroom projects without needing anything extra.
Small Essentials People Forget
- A notepad for quick to-do lists and reminders
- Spare notebook pages for subjects that fill up faster than expected
- A diary or planner to track assignment deadlines across subjects
Buy Once, Not Three Times
The biggest cost saver is buying stationery in one planned trip rather than three separate ones through the term — you avoid the markup on emergency single-item purchases and you're not caught out mid-exam season without supplies.
To make this easier, take a look at our Best Sellers collection — it's a quick way to see the notebooks, paper, and stationery Pakistani students are stocking up on for the new term.