While pupils have been provided with online school work to be getting on with, what should they do in their free time when coronavirus restrictions prevent them from getting out and about?
Take a look at our list of things to do, ranging from traditional pastimes to fitness classes with celebrities.
Just beware, experience tells us you will probably still be left with the tidying up afterwards!
5. Card games
Have a break from coronavirus news, switch off the TV and settle down for a game of cards with the family. Phase 10 and Skipbo are big favourites or how about pontoon or jacks, 2s and 8s? | Other 3rd Party Photo: Pixabay
6. E-learning
Try the Epic! app. It's a digital library for kids where they can explore their interests and learn with instant, unlimited access to 35,000 e-books, audio books, learning videos and quizzes. Age 12 and under. | Other 3rd Party Photo: No
7. Hide and seek
Hide and seek, indoors or outdoors, is an old favourite. | Other 3rd Party Photo: Pixabay
8. Easter card making
How about making an Easter card to send to your loved ones, especially timely for those we can't get to see at the moment? | Other 3rd Party Photo: Pixabay