Free access to essential materials so more learners stay on track.
Students often struggle to find affordable materials
Textbooks and calculators can be out of reach. Meanwhile shelves are full of items that could help the next learner.
Textbooks and calculators can be out of reach. Meanwhile shelves are full of items that could help the next learner.
Notebooks, rulers, compasses, and binders sit unused. Recirculating them saves money and keeps waste down.
Ask for what you need and offer something in return. Volunteers verify condition and coordinate a safe exchange.
Accessibility, sustainability, community. We keep good materials in circulation to lower costs and reduce waste. Every swap is a small win for the next student.
Free access to essential materials so more learners stay on track.
Extend the life of quality books and tools. Less waste. More learning.
Get what you need before exams and projects without last‑minute stress.
Focus on nearby schools and neighborhoods to make pickups simple and safe.
Gently used. Functional. Clean. Anything else is reviewed case by case.
Trained volunteers verify condition, match trades, and arrange safe meetups.
Yes. One-for-one swaps keep the platform free for everyone.
Public, school-safe locations agreed by both parties.
Contact us. We will try to help with exceptions.
Students easily post unused textbooks and supplies so others can keep learning without buying new ones.
Every trade strengthens the student network—helping peers connect across schools and share resources fairly.
By recirculating materials locally, The StudyCycle reduces waste and supports greener, more affordable education.
See what's available across nearby schools.
Click Request, add a quick note, and propose a trade.
A volunteer confirms details and pickup options.
“I grabbed a physics workbook and passed mine to a Grade 9. Win‑win.”
“TI‑84 for free. Met up at the library. Fast and simple.”
“Saved money during exam season and kept stuff out of the trash.”
Ready to participate? Browse items, donate, or request. Your small action helps another student.
Textbooks, prep books, calculators, binders, unused notebooks, geometry sets, art supplies, stationery.
Gently used, functional, clean. Marked or damaged items are reviewed case by case.