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really have the chance | to participate in them, so i'm excited for the science. what about you ? i think it'sjust better that we are separated in sets almost, so like, you can be with your friend sometimes but it's a lot easier, it's a lot easier to keep up because if you are struggling, they will put you in a lower set, or if you are _ doing better, they will put you in a higher set. i hope you spotted the book vending machine that is downstairs. it's amazing, it's like a sweet vending machine but books. fewer calories and betterfor your brain. thank you for talking to us on your first day. i hope you have a fantastic time here. you are here for five years, so it would be great to come back and see you at the end of it all. adam and millie, thank you very much for talking to us. it's lunchtime, i don't want to keep you from getting something to eat. we are here all day at the north shore academy. we will be speaking to some of those who run this extraordinary place about the challenges of reopening the school even when they have still got covid

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all 700 of the pupils have to undergo a lateral flow test to make sure they are not carrying the virus. gone are the bubbles and the masks but they are having to think about, how do you make sure that the air is flowing properly to make sure it is as safe as possible? it is lunchtime here, you can probably hear a few people down having their break. cast your mind back to the first day of secondary school. a mixture of trepidation and anxiety and excitement, i imagine — that's what it was like for me anyway, but two people in year seven new to this school taking it all in their stride. adam fowler and millie robson mccarthy, thank you for taking some time out to talk to us. what have you been doing on yourfirst morning, adam? we have just, we had quite a big assemblyjust introducing us to our head of the year and everything else and then we just went into our, first period we skipped it because we had to do the assembly and then in period two, we went to our lessons. i was in music and after that, we just had another mini assembly before break.

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but they have you walking already, you have been doing maths as well. there is no letup, they are putting you to work pretty quickly. you've gone from being, though, millie, the oldest in your primary school to the youngest in your secondary school. how are you feeling about the first day? at first, i felt a bit nervous - and anxious because i wasn't very confident around a lot of people because it made me feel quite i like i didn't like being around - a big crowd, but coming to summer school also helped me. build up my confidence. i don't feel as nervous or anxious. so you got to know the school a bit before you came. you did the same, adam, but you spent quite a lot of time living abroad. where did you live before you came back to england? i was born in china and then after that, we moved to bangladesh with my sister and then sri lanka and now in england. why did your mum really want you to come here? you are glad she sent you here, aren't you? yes. i think it's because it'sjust

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a fresh start and she's been told it's a good school from some of her friends and that it's getting better every year. so you are back in school, having spent some time at primary school having to learn online. which do you prefer, millie? do you prefer being back? i prefer being in the school- because it's a lot easier to talk to the teachers and if you need | help, it's a lot easier for them| to help you face to face | instead of over screens. what about you, adam? which is better for you ? for me, it's being in school because it's a lot more social. even though the primary school made it very easy for us, itjust didn't feel the same. no, and you get to mix with your friends, don't you? you get to do pe and all sorts of those exciting things and go to the labs for all the sciences. what are you looking forward to doing at secondary school? it's very different from being in infant and junior school, isn't it? i'm looking forward to having more opportunities to do things - we weren't really able to do in primary, like, science - because you couldn't really do experiments that you can do i in secondary because they are too - dangerous or something and we didn't

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