Riley's Diary 2024-2025 Academic Year, 18-Month Academic Weekly Planner - Deco Weekly & Monthly Agenda, Flexible Cover, Notes Pages, Twin-Wire Binding (21 x 15 cm, Teal)

We ordered this 18-month academic planner for our daughter as she prepares to begin her university journey this year. The planner is spiral-bound, with sturdy, good-quality paper.The layout starts with a three year calendar, followed by a daily view with 6AM to 7PM columns for creating a schedule for each semester. Next , there's an 18-month calendar offering a clear overview of the months ahead. Each month includes a margin dedicated to setting goals, noting down important dates, and making brief notes—a feature that I find particularly useful for staying organised.As the planner progresses, it transitions into a week-over-two-pages format, which is ideal for students who need some space for writing. The inclusion of week numbers alongside the date range is a thoughtful touch, making it easy to track progress throughout the academic year.This format is especially well-suited for logging assignment deadlines and making concise daily entries, providing a clear and organised view of the year ahead.Overall, I believe this planner is a valuable tool for any student who likes to stay organised. It’s well-designed, practical, and should serve as a reliable companion throughout the academic year.

The 2024-2025 academic year planner is a practical and straightforward tool for organizing your schedule. It features a twin-wire binding and A5 size, with a sturdy clear plastic cover in a simple teal colour design. The planner spans from July 2024 to December 2025 and is divided into four main sections: a yearly calendar for 2024 to 2026, four pages of timetables, a monthly planner, and a weekly planner. There are also a few notes pages at the end for additional information or reminders.The layout is simple and functional, without any fancy or unnecessary designs, making it ideal for teachers and students who need a reliable, no-nonsense planner. Overall, it’s a great choice for anyone looking for a well-organized and straightforward academic planner. Great value too.

I like this planner as it is really aesthetic and minimalistic and perfect to keep organised. However, I wish the month overviews weren't all at the start because that takes up a lot of pages and I wish the month overviews came just before each month. For example, instead of July month , August month , September month, November month , December month then July week x4, August week x4 and so on. It should be July month, July week x 4, August month and then August week x4. Its nice and small and easy to transport and great to keep on top of plans and deadlines.

A great quality 2024-2025 diary with a hardback cover. The diary is A5 size and is spiral bound which makes it easier to turn the page. The paper is thick and good quality. My Daughter starts pre school soon so this will be ideal to keep track of dates and payments etc. The font is clear and easy to read and each section has plenty of space to write in.

This is a good academic diary covering July 2024 to December 2025, with a week to a view over two pages. Nowadays we store so much on our phones but a paper diary is indispensable for getting a good overview of how the year is panning out. There is a summary brief notes diary at the start and space for notes at the back.The paper is good quality and it is ring bound so it lies flat. The frontispiece in peach with a striking 24/25 logo is just paper but protected by a splashproof semi clear plastic cover front and back. The only extra useful items could be an attached pen or pencil and an elastic band closure.

I only wish the front cover was blank/plain. I’m not sure why it is so challenging to find a nondescript, spiral bound, medium sized (not 8.5x11” and not 2x3”) planner that has a month and week view. A pen/pencil loop and a mounted rubber band type closure loop would also be nice. All things considered, it’s a great planner!

This A5 spiral bound 18month diary/planner is a versatile product. The week view is spread across two pages. Monday to Friday get more space than for Saturday and Sunday. There is plenty of room for planning weekly and monthly items. The daily diary space is adequate for notes. The spiral binding works well allowing the book to be fully folded back. The A5 sizing allows the product to go into a carry bag/briefcase/shoulder bag etc. The actual paper and printing is of a very good quality. The pricing is good. As this is an18 month time period for best use it needs to be purchased as early as possible to take advantage of the full period.

This ring bound planner/diary is well presented with a sturdy wipeable cover. It lies flat when open and covers July 2024 to December 2025. This isn’t a full academic year at the end, so bear in mind two terms will be missing. Paper is decent quality and there’s no ink leakage if writing with rollerball. Inexpensive and practical.

The cover is translucent plastic on both the front and back, with the first paper page being the design pictured on the ad. The paper on the cover page is reminiscent of a cheap poster. Although the ad does not explicitly state otherwise, it is not evident that the visible cover is comprised of both plastic and cheap gloss paper, rather than one, solid hard cover. The planner is easily bendable.The paper within seems to be low-quality printer paper and vaguely threatens to rip every time you open to a new page. It is very inconvenient when you first open the planner to have to unstick the fragile pages. However, the inside of the planner is very nicely laid out, including options for daily hour-by-hour schedules, a month view, and another space for notes on each day. The planner starts on July 1, 2024 and spans to January 4, 2026.It is a cheap and convenient option for someone in need of a budget day planner.

I only wish the front cover was blank/plain. I’m not sure why it is so challenging to find a nondescript, spiral bound, medium sized (not 8.5x11” and not 2x3”) planner that has a month and week view. A pen/pencil loop and a mounted rubber band type closure loop would also be nice. All things considered, it’s a great planner!

I got this for my daughter as the new school year is upon us. There is plenty of room for notes for assignments and stuff. The only complaint she had is that it didn't have a "front page" that had your particulars on it. So your name and stuff in case it was misplaced. You have to just put your name in the cover or somewhere. So do have it, and I agree that is a nice feature. However with all the other things in the book it isn't worth deducting a star for it.

Love the peach colour and design of the cover.Like that it has July 2024- year end of 2025.It also has 2024, 2025 and 2026 mini calendar on first pageIt has Canadian Holidays YAY!!!!! (and no American ones)Full-month calendars at the front, then weekly calendars, then a few blank pages for NOTES at the back.The couple of minor issues:The first page was bent in half.I had to go through each page and turn it, to rip it from the previous page. This took me about 5 minutes. If I hadn't done this, surely a page or two (or 40) would've gotten ripped by accident by my 13 year old. I ordered this for her to use in grade 9 this fall. Just a minor thing but it needs to get done.The last minor issue is that the cover doesnt sit flat but stays "ajar" a little. I wish it had a little latch, but I bet this issue will resolve itself as it gets used and worked in. Certainly not a deal breaker.My daughter likes it a lot.Hope this review was helpful.

This is a really cute planner, and my daughter really likes it, however it ends in January of 2025, which is not the academic year of 24/25. We would have to get a second planner for the 2nd half of the school year.