What will you be doing over the Easter break?

doing a food tech project that is due after the break

I'll be working this Easter, i think. But this weekend it's my Mum's birthday and Mother's day on the same day, so we've decided to celebrate Easter early on Saturday instead, so it'll be like a triple celebration weekend

Nothing! I relax and do things at my leisure. Oh, I feel the jealous glances of so many students here.

Sleeping 😴

I'll be working this Easter, i think. But this weekend it's my Mum's birthday and Mother's day on the same day, so we've decided to celebrate Easter early on Saturday instead, so it'll be like a triple celebration weekend

If you are nocturnal, it stands to reason why you are so tired.

After a busy term, this break is a chance to recharge
But how will you be spending it? Some of you might be using the time to get ahead on revision, especially with exams on the horizon. Others might be taking a well-earned break, catching up on sleep, and spending time with family and friends
Whatever you have planned, we want to know! take a vote in the poll and tell us more about what you'll be getting up to below

After a busy term, this break is a chance to recharge
But how will you be spending it? Some of you might be using the time to get ahead on revision, especially with exams on the horizon. Others might be taking a well-earned break, catching up on sleep, and spending time with family and friends
Whatever you have planned, we want to know! take a vote in the poll and tell us more about what you'll be getting up to below

I will be cracking on with my dissertation 🥲
The year has gone so quickly, I can't believe I had my last lecture last week. I will also be doing a bit of part-time work, and hanging out with some friends
-Maddie, Third year Health and Well-being in Society student at De Montfort University

I'm in Scotland, so I have my national 5 (equivalent of GCSEs) exams at the end of the Easter break.
I'll be doing lots and lots of studying, but I'll also make sure I take breaks and have days off so I can prioritise my mental health.
I'm aiming for 5 As, 1 B, and then a minimum of a C in maths (I'm capable of doing better than that, but I've had lots of health problems this year resulting in time out of school and I'm not great at maths under pressure).

I'm in Scotland, so I have my national 5 (equivalent of GCSEs) exams at the end of the Easter break.
I'll be doing lots and lots of studying, but I'll also make sure I take breaks and have days off so I can prioritise my mental health.
I'm aiming for 5 As, 1 B, and then a minimum of a C in maths (I'm capable of doing better than that, but I've had lots of health problems this year resulting in time out of school and I'm not great at maths under pressure).