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** A day in the life of a school, Ekcoe to be exact. Sometimes it smells like sweat and stinky feet because people don't always wear shoes. you hear tired, old, machine running in the boiler room. cars and buses on the tarmac all day long. It is silent most the day because children are learning/reading. when people lean on the building and touch the bricks they feel brittle. sometimes there chaotic-kids playing and they also learn through play so it's easier to learn. Every morning who ever is in the building you stand in respect for the National Anthem. Sometimes you here screaming and the sound is loud. ** ** If you walk into classrooms you see students sitting in desks, most likely all the desks aren't full. The bells are loud and there are 7 of them alltogether through out the day: two in the morning to go to classrooms, two for lunch/recess one to go out and one to come in, two more for the second lunch/recess, one at the end of the day to tell us it's time to dismiss/go home. At Ekcoe there is good and bad behaviour. Sometimes you can here the scuffing of shoes on the floor. You see people walking down the halls all day long. You here the P.A. system calling people down to the office and telling people what to do or where to go. all day accept for lunch/recess teachers are teaching and students are learning. Rattling from air vents and sawing. Physical Activity in the gym such as beep test, games, etc. Shoments by van vome to the front door, for example milk, pizza, etc. Everyone needs to help tidy up the school because sometimes the school gets very messy. At the end of the day when everyone is gone home accept the custodians, then they clean the whole school. From September to June there is education all day long, but we have recess because eveyone needs a break at some point in the day. **