**Schematic information, memory and generalisation** The present set of studies investigated how the presence of schematic information influences behaviour for schema-irrelevant items. A precision long-term memory paradigm was implemented to look at both memory and generalisation behaviour. Participants were tasked with learning word-location associations around the circle. Words belonged to one of two semantic categories: human-made and natural. One of these groups of words would be associated with a pattern of distributed locations, whilst the other was not. We found that the presence of a pattern in one condition influenced behaviour in the other, despite the information of the other condition being "irrelevant". The present OSF page provides you with all of the pre-registrations, data and analyses scripts for all four experiments and the secondary data analysis. **The Folders** There are three main folders within the OSF page: 1. **Experimental Data, Scripts and Registrations** – This contains the data, materials and scripts for the entirety of the paper. 2. **Experiment Scripts** - This folder will contain the scripts used to collect the data for both the in-person (face-to-face) and online versions of the experiments. **[Coming soon]**. 3. **Other** – This contains documents from conference presentations and is presented to show other ways we have analysed the data previously. More information about the folders and their contents can be found in the OSF Read Me.pdf document here: https://osf.io/nzds3/.