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!
9. Mindfulness
Lorraine Murray, founder of Edinburgh-based Connected Kids Ltd, has put some free resources on her blog on the website teachchildrenmeditation.com. There are meditation and mindfulness tips, such as mindful drawing, breathing exercises for anxiety and meditations for children on the autistic spectrum. | Other 3rd Party Photo: Pixabay
10. Board games
X-box and Playstation have their place but how about a classic board game such as Monopoly or Cluedo? Most people will have games that haven't seen the light of day for years. Great family fun! | Other 3rd Party Photo: Pixabay
11. CBeebies
The CBeebies website has lots of ideas to encourage kids to get creative, such as how to make an animal mask. | Other 3rd Party Photo: No
12. Sports
There are loads of indoor sports to pass the time if the weather isn't great. How about pool, snooker, darts, table tennis and golf putting contests? | Other 3rd Party Photo: Pixabay