Latest news with #SchoolBags
BBC News
6 days ago
- General
- BBC News
Back to school: How are you feeling about going back?
School bags at the ready!It may not seem like that long ago you were leaving school for the holidays, but if you live in Scotland, you are either back or you are about to head back. Whether you are ready to start a new term or wishing you had longer to be off, there's lots to look forward to. And some of you will be making the big move from primary to secondary school. Read on for some tips on going back to class. Starting Secondary school Some of you might be starting a new term and a new school. There are still lots of things to look forward to. It's a chance to make new friends and experience new lessons and clubs. If you don't know anyone in your new school remember there are lots of children who will be in the same situation as out these tips from pupils who have gone through are you looking forward to about going back to school, let us know in the comments below. Tips for going back to school Whether you are starting a new school or going back to your old one, the break during the summer may make you feel like you arse starting all over again. Have you got everything you need? What's your first class? Here are some tips to keep you on track. Get organised- Make sure you have pens, notebooks and a pencil case all ready. This might mean going shopping for shiny new stationary, but you can also still use what you already have - if you can find it!Make a plan - Do you know your new timetable? If you've been given it maybe write it down on your phone or have it printed out so you know where you'll be going. Get some sleep - In the days before going back try to get back to a regular sleeping pattern. Lack of sleep can make it hard to concentrate. Eat well - Start the day with a healthy breakfast and don't forget to eat a good lunch and dinner as well. Drink plenty of water as well so don't forget your water bottle!Get ready the night before - Packing your school bag and laying out your clothes the evening before could take away some of the stress of your first day. Enjoy yourself - If you are returning to school it's a chance to see some people you haven't seen for a while and if you are starting a new school it's a chance to meet new people so have fun and be yourself!What are you looking forward to about going back to school, let us know in the comments below.
Yahoo
07-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Festival to set record for most people yodelling
A charity hopes to set up a record for the most people yodelling in unison in Somerset. Charity School in a Bag (SIAB) is hosting its annual fundraiser event Home Farm Fest from 6-8 June for the 18th time. As part of the festival, Yodellynne, or Lynne Nash, will be teaching yodelling to the festival goers - hoping to become the biggest group of people yodelling in unison in Somerset. Luke Simon, Founder of School in a Bag, said: "This year is by far our biggest Home Farm Fest to date – we have sold out for the first time ever. At a time where so many festivals are folding we are clearly doing something right." More news stories for Somerset Listen to the latest news for Somerset School in a Bag sends school bags filled with educational resources to disadvantaged and disaster-affected children. Mr Simon added: "Having extra things happening over the weekend like Owain and Lexi leaving on their world trip where they will be fundraising for SchoolBags as they go, to Yodellynne bringing something we've never had at Home Farm Fest before, all adds to the fun." Owain and Lexi will set off on a cycle trip around the world to raise money for the charity with a fanfare on the Saturday from the festival site. Home Farm Fest takes place from 6-8 June at Chilthorne Domer. Follow BBC Somerset on Facebook and X. Send your story ideas to us on email or via WhatsApp on 0800 313 4630. Schoolbag appeal to help young earthquake victims School-bags target raised for earthquake children Bid to gift 3,000 school bags to Afghan refugees School in a Bag
