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Schools have closed a little bit earlier than expected because of the coronavirus outbreak.

So how are you spending your free time? Do you still have work to do? Do you have a timetable to stick to? What's on it - and what's your favourite part?

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Remember that now schools have closed, Newsround has made a few temporary changes to its bulletin, make sure you know when the times are here, and remember we will always have loads about what's going on in the world on our website every day.

Let us know what your new timetable looks like in the comments.

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  • My school is starting soon, I am not sure at all what is going to happen , so this has been great advice

  • My school is starting live lessons on Microsoft teams next week with 5 lessons a day like we would have at school.

  • Maths/English/Break/Science/Geography/Lunch/P.E
    First I do my maths then I do my english. After that, I have an apple with my break. Then I either do geography or science depending on what day it is. Over all it takes about 4 hours to do.

  • I made a timetable earlier in the year when I got my pack, but then it all went online so now what I do is usually maths, science/r.e/music/p.e/geography/history then english and that takes me about the same time of school with a lunch break and playtime in the garden!

    unicorn rainbow sparkles,
    Same I really miss my friends but I'd rather not go back to school until it's safe to.

    rainbowsaregreat,
    I do BBCbitesize to!

    🌈🐼Panda🐼🌈

  • We follow a fortnightly based timetable in school. Usually we have 6 lessons a day, but now we only have to do one a day!! We should aim to do 2 hours worth of work.

  • How do you do, fellow kids?
    Here at the lockdown, the multiple pieces of work are very disagreeable. In particular, my arithmetic and algebra takes surpluses of 1 half hour longer than is stated, and for art study, I have yet to receive anything

  • I do 2 work that's it on gcso pod

    My school is not good :face palm;

    • Danielle replied:
      I do gsce pod at my school

  • I cant go to school but I really miss my friends and my teachers
    Thank you key workers

  • I have still been going to school because my mum is a key worker. We have to sit apart and we don't have normal lessons.

    Most of our day is independent study. But we do get some daily exercise and we do some booklet work about topics important to young people like me.

    And after lunch we usually do quizzes or something creative.

    School is different and fairly quiet but at least I don't have to be stuck at home all the time. Especially with cats!

  • We use class dojo too

  • We use class dojo

  • I do bbc Bitesize

  • I use Microsoft teams so I do work thats due closer that others first

  • I have the same timetable just at home so nothing has realy changed for me as we just get all our work e-mailed

  • First I do English then maths then I have a break before I do PE . I then have lunch . After lunch I do history,Geography or art.

  • Every day, I have 4 lessons a day, English, maths, and two other classes such as, science, geography or history. We also go for a walk and try to spot rainbows in the windows. We are also writing a diary of our favourite things that happened each day so we can look back on the positive parts. Hope everyone else has a good time. !! 😁😁

  • My weekly timetable is very confusing! I'll try to merge it into 1 because I have different activities for different days!

    Comprehension or Maths
    Reading for 30mins
    IXL (My online maths) for about 1 hour
    Literacy or Art or History
    CGP work
    Lunch
    Editing
    My online spelling resource
    My online times tables
    Business Studies
    RE
    Science
    End of school!
    Karate (Online now :/ )!

    Yep, quite long!

    • Emily replied:
      WOW

  • science
    PE
    *break*
    Maths
    English
    *Lunch*
    French

  • I have to follow my time table exsactly, so, 5 1 hour lessons, a 20 minute break and a 50 minute break. I am 11 so im at secondary school and it is hard because it is different every day with no pattern like english only in the morning and stuff like that.

    Bye
    xxx

    • marshmello replied:
      Same

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