Organisation System for VCE?

[thenuttyprofessor]

Just wanted to ask people about their organisation systems for VCE. I have been very prone to losing sheets for subjects throughout the year, and am looking to rectify that.

Thanks 

[TheEagle]

Just wanted to ask people about their organisation systems for VCE. I have been very prone to losing sheets for subjects throughout the year, and am looking to rectify that.

Thanks 

Hey
In my previous years of high school, I was too in your position, however, only this year I begun using two folders- one for tests/exams and another for worksheets/essays. I'm happy to say that I haven't lost a single sheet so far invest in a folder, officeworks and target have really good ones. My exam/test folder is from target, which is a thick one, whereas my daily worksheets folder is from officeworks. I have linked them both below:

https://www.target.com.au/p/expanding-filel-19-pocket/59780113
https://www.officeworks.com.au/shop/officeworks/p/keji-expanding-file-13-pocket-with-handle-black-ke13pkthbk

Imo, target one definitely offers more value for money!

Good luck

[J_Rho]

Just wanted to ask people about their organisation systems for VCE. I have been very prone to losing sheets for subjects throughout the year, and am looking to rectify that.

Thanks 

Use a folder with plastic pockets!! And if you make sure you put all worksheets in there you won't lose them!

[Bri MT]

Using a zippable binder really helped me with this

[AngelWings]

I used a simple document wallet for all sheets. I find that document wallets tend to be slim, lightweight and cheap (like $1 each). I used to be able to fit my notebook in there as well, until it started to get a bit too full, in which case I’d empty it at home one spare night (which was  very rare).

Only downfall is that if you get the really cheap ones, they tend to break after about a year of use, if you’re not careful. I tended to buy the slightly more expensive, thicker ones to combat this issue.