First clear the cache.
Then check if the file app/etc/modules/Study_Screen.xml exists. I think it does, but check it to be sure.
I also see there is a space at the beginning of your config.xml: before <?xml version="1.0"?>. remove that (and maybe clear the cache again).

[EDIT]
I've test your code. Here is the problem: in config.xml you have this line

<version>0.1.0<version>

The version tag is not closed. It should be

<version>0.1.0</version>

Tip for the future:
Always develop with error reporting set to E_ALL with display_errors on and mage developer mode set to true. If you do this you will get error messages on problems like this.

This is common when referencing a missing helper. In many cases the class name itself is malformed or your shortname referencing it is incorrect, which is why Magento is looking for it in the path Mage_Giftcards_Helper_Data (see example 1 below). For the following examples I have set up a module called MyCompany_MyModule.

These are just a few of the many ways you can go awry with defining helpers:

Incorrect helper class alias:

I reference my helper as:

$helper = Mage::helper('mycompany');

I get the error:

Fatal error: Class 'Mage_Mycompany_Helper_Data' not found

What went wrong?

My helper class alias is defined as mymodule:

<helpers>
    <mymodule>
        <class>MyCompany_MyModule_Helper</class>
    </mymodule>
</helpers>

Changing my shortcode to Mage::helper('mymodule') produced the desired result.

Malformed class name

I reference my helper (correctly this time):

$helper = Mage::helper('mymodule');

I receive:

Fatal error: Class 'MyCompany_MyModule_Helper_Data' not found

What went wrong?

My class definition was missing "_Data":

class MyCompany_MyModule_Helper extends Mage_Core_Helper_Abstract
{


}

Helper/Custom:

This is similar to what happens when you try to refer to a helper class within a file not named "Data.php".

I reference my helper as:

$helper = Mage::helper('custom');

My module helper path was defined as:

<helpers>
    <mymodule>
        <class>MyCompany_MyModule_Helper</class>
    </mymodule>
</helpers>

I have a class file in app/code/local/MyCompany/MyModule/Helper/Custom.php

I get the error:

Fatal error: Class 'Mage_Custom_Helper_Data' not found

What went wrong?

You need to specify other helper classes in a particular module as sub-paths to your module helper's shortname. This is similar to how blocks and models work - but at the topmost level there is no subfolder.

I fix this error by referencing my Custom.php helper class file as such:

$helper = Mage::helper('mymodule/custom');