what would be a good time to start and end a school day?
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9 to 3. studies show that a person's brain does not fully become active until 9 o'clock.
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It greatly varies depending on which school you go to and where.  The standard is school starts around 8am and ends around 2:30pm.  5 classes each day is typical.
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The Christmas school break starts the week before Christmas it goes on till and couple of days after new year.spring break is called half term it lasts for around 3 week depending on the school. Brits have a 2 day break at Christmas 26th December is Boxing day, was traditionally the day when the gentry would give gifts to their servants, hence Boxing day the day they would open their boxes. We also get new years day off never used to, it change back in the 70s so many people went off sick on new years day that the government added an extra bank holiday.
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Yes... wait until you get home and actually work at school.
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In the summer!\n\nDepends on the school! duh!
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It all depends on the school district.  Some schools start as early as July 30.  Once school is in session it starts the 2006-2007 school year
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Morning.\n\nIt is my time to be happy with the day.\nmandy
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He should be able to leave at christmas time - at the end of the term then\n\nhowever, it is worth noting that although school is really boring and rubbish there is a reason that it is there.  i would advise him to stay on and finish the year - he will need to do half of it anyway so he might as well get something useful out of it.\n\nleaving school is a big decision and one that should be thought through carefully. he should be able to discuss his options with his parents, teachers, college advisors and career advisors - i wish you all the best
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You would have to check with your local school district. It is not a national holiday.
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stay out of th sun between 11 and 2.\n\nDrink a lot.
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Just do it as soon as you get home from school. It can't always be fast, but at least you get it overwith and can do whatever you want for the rest of the evening.
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I'm a middle school teacher- and I can't wait for it to be morning,so I can go to school to "my kids" ! Even on Mondays. I LOVE IT. what do you do???
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it depends on your schools policy on being absent, and if you have not missed much school this year. but i think it would be ok to take the day off due to not being able to take a shower and no clean clothes but do call the school and let them know why. but they still may give you a hard time because of it.
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In Greece at 08:15 all schools start their classes during winter that change a bit (08:20 or 08:30, no more than that)The end depends (acc.to the level)Nurseries 11:45, elementaries 12:45 to 13:30 High schools 12:45 to 14:30 Lycee 13:30 to 16:00
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i know my kids start spring break when school lets out at 3 today. and i know it all depends on the school system. a couple of countys around me had spring break last week. \n\nthat could explain all the kids during the day
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Monday, just like in The US. The only difference is that depending on the school, the end of the week can be either Friday or Saturday.
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That's quite a question! The typical day for me is pretty fun. I like to have a lot of humor in my class, so class discussions are the key to a happy day. No matter the subject, the kids and I find something to laugh about. \n\nNow on to your question. Here's what a typical day looks like for me, a third grade teacher in a private school:\n\n8-9 Reading. Students read as a whole group, small groups, or individually. We have a basal reader (textbook) with a story a week. Depending on the day we work on the same story in a different way.\n\n9-10 Math. Math meeting (calendar, skip counting, time, etc.), fact practice, lesson, individual practice.\n\nRecess!!! (my favorite)\n\n11:20-11:30 Language, writing. Using the same textbook as the reading, there are various activities to teach grammar, spelling, writing, etc.\n\n11:30 Specials: PE, music, computer\n\n12:00 Lunch\n\n12:45-1: Silent reading time with sharing after.\n\n1-1:30 Religion - taught by a nun.\n\n1:30 - 2:30 Science or social studies. Hands-on activities as much as possible. No textbooks.\n\nThen the kids leave and I'm free to grade more papers, plan more lessons, go to more meetings, use the restroom, call parents, have conferences, go to classes of my own....