We look back on the events of the last few months, as seven children tell us their unique stories about what life has been like during the coronavirus lockdown.
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We spoke to kids in UK countries that aren't returning to school on 1 June
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Jonathan Ball, professor of virology at the University of Nottingham, answers science questions sent in by children, that you've probably been wondering about too.
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Not all schoola are shut during lthe coronavirus lockdown as some students are still attending because their parents are key workers.
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Learning at home has become the new norm for most young people during the coronavirus pandemic but it is something Gabriella, Thomas and Hebe are more familiar with.
If you are 11-18 years old, tell us about how the Coronavirus pandemic is impacting you, your friends and family, or your community or upload a question you think the BBC should be asking the experts?
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We look back on the events of the last few months, as seven children tell us their unique stories about what life has been like during the coronavirus lockdown.
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Not all schoola are shut during lthe coronavirus lockdown as some students are still attending because their parents are key workers.
Tips for learning at home from those in the know!
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Learning at home has become the new norm for most young people during the coronavirus pandemic but it is something Gabriella, Thomas and Hebe are more familiar with.
BBC Young Reporter - Coronavirus: Your Stories
If you are 11-18 years old, tell us about how the Coronavirus pandemic is impacting you, your friends and family, or your community or upload a question you think the BBC should be asking the experts?
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