School In Covid-19

 Have You Ever wanted to know what It's like to have school in Covid-19?

Since last year right after March break, Ontario went into lockdown. Last school year we had online school, and for a little bit this school year too. In this post I will talk about being at school in Covid-19.

          The first thing I want to talk about is nutrition break. During lunch, we can take off our masks to eat, but not turn around facing other people. I agree with the rule about no talking, but everyone in my class is really loud, and people are pretty much two inches apart. I'm not complaining though, because we always used to talk at lunch so this is probably a big adjustment.  

          Another thing about school is that the teachers space out our desks. My class has 23 people in it so we only spaced our desks one meter. The only thing I don't like about singular desks, is that they always move around because there are no other desks to keep them in place. The school used tape to keep track of where you are supposed to be, but then we got rid of it due to reasons I don't know. 

          One more thing is we have to stay inside for the playing part of the break. That is because in Covid-19, the whole school can't be outside at the same time. Instead we have activities to do and sketch books. Each class has a schedule for when they go outside each day. Most of the time, we go outside twice, but sometimes we do an extra lap around the school.

          That's what it's like going to school in Covid-19 for me. Going to school is not as fun with a mask, but it helps cases go down. I can't wait until school is back to normal again!

Thanks for reading,

Sophia