At St. Philomena's English School, we ​believe that effective study habits are the ​foundation of academic success. Here are ​some valuable tips to help our students ​excel in their studies and make learning a ​more enjoyable experience.

At St. Philomena's English School, we want to help every student do their ​best in their studies and in life. We know that good study habits are very ​important for doing well in school. Our teachers have put together some ​helpful study tips to support our students. These tips will help students ​develop good study habits, manage their time, and keep a balance ​between schoolwork and personal time. We encourage students to use ​these tips every day. We also ask parents and guardians to help their ​children follow these tips. By working together, we can help our students ​succeed. At St. Philomena's, we aim to help our students grow in all areas. ​We want them to be disciplined, hardworking, and motivated. With the ​right support, we believe our students can do very well in their studies and ​become responsible adults.

If you have any questions or need help, please feel free to contact us. We ​are here to support our students and their families.

Creating a study schedule is crucial for effective learning. First, set specific ​times for studying each day, like from 4 AM to 6 AM, and make it a daily habit. ​Stick to your schedule and try not to skip study times, even if other activities ​seem more appealing. Breaking study sessions into smaller parts helps avoid ​fatigue. For example, study for 30 minutes, take a 5-minute break, then continue ​studying. Prioritize subjects that are harder for you, dedicating more time to ​them. Include short breaks during study sessions; a 5-10 minute break for every ​hour of study helps maintain focus. Use tools like a planner, calendar, or even a ​piece of paper to write down your schedule, which keeps you organized. Review ​and adjust your schedule at the end of each week, making changes if certain ​times or methods aren't effective. Set clear goals for each session, such as ​finishing a textbook chapter or completing a set of math problems. Limit ​distractions by finding a quiet place to study, turning off the TV, silencing your ​phone, and informing family members of your need for quiet time. Finally, ​maintain a positive attitude and reward yourself after completing study ​sessions or achieving goals. Rewards can be small treats, a short break, or some ​extra leisure time. By following these steps, you can create a study schedule ​that helps you stay organized, focused, and stress-free.

Finding a comfortable study space is important for effective studying. ​Choose a quiet, well-lit area where you won't be disturbed. Make sure ​you have all your study materials, like textbooks, notebooks, and ​pens, within reach to help you stay focused and productive. Avoid ​places with distractions, like the TV or noisy areas, so you can ​concentrate better on your work.

Keep your notes, assignments, ​and study materials organized. ​Use folders or digital tools to ​ensure you can easily find what ​you need when you need it.

Define what you want to achieve ​in each study session. Having ​clear, achievable goals will keep ​you focused and motivated

Prioritize your tasks and manage your time efficiently. Use tools ​like planners or digital calendars to keep track of deadlines and ​important dates.

Regularly review your notes and ​revise key concepts. This helps ​reinforce your learning and ensures ​you’re well-prepared for exams.