wardrobe/closet organisation.

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I think I have a minor case of OCD because I am obsessed with organisation. You can probably tell that since my last post was about school organisation. I love organising my wardrobe/closet because it makes it so so simple to just pull out an outfit.

In my wardrobe, I have to two rails. The first rail is for clothes for special occasions and clothes that I hardly wear. On the second rail, I put clothes that I wear a lot and my school uniform.

I organise each rail by separating them according to their type so I put all the shirts and tops together, all the knitwear together and all the trousers/skirts/shorts together. Then in each category of clothing type, I put it in order of colour. This means from left to right, I put them in rainbow order. For those of you who don't know, it's red, orange, yellow, green, blue and violet. I put the browns and beige with yellow. I also put the greys and blacks after violet.

This makes it super simple to just pick out clothes in the morning, according to their type and colour!

Kayla x

get organised for school/college/university.

At the beginning of the academic year, most of us are super organised but as it gets closer to the end of the year, we start to become less and less organised.

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Here are some simple ways to stay organised throughout the whole year:
~ use folders and ring binders to file any handouts or worksheets you get from the teacher
~ write in a diary/planner what homework you have, when it is due, etc.
~ at the end of the school day, write out a summary of what you have learnt in a notebook so you can look back on it at revision time (tip: use a notebook with dividers or get separate notebooks for each subject)
~ if you don't understand something, ask the teacher during class or if you're shy, write it down so you don't forget and approach the teacher at the end of class
~ highlight or underline key points in your work, make this more fun by using different colours
~ do extra research after class or read about the next topic you'll be studying, not only does this keep you on top of everything but it impresses your teachers too!

I hope you find these tips useful! Just remember, after all the months of revision, it will always be worth it in the end.

Kayla x