Figure 1.--Schools have free time at various times in the schedule. Some are only short periods such as the time after games in the afternoon. The children may just casually use this time, others may use it more judiously.
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Figure 1.--Schools have free time at various times in the schedule. Some are only short periods such as the time after games in the afternoon. The children may just casually use this time, others may use it more judiously. |
Schools have free time at various times in the schedule. Some are only short periods such as the time after games in the afternoon. The children may just casually use this time, others may use it more judiously. Other periods such as the evening after dinner offer longer periods. This varies greatly from school to school. Some schools try to fill much of the day up with scheduled activities, including evening prep. Other schools provide more free time in the evening before bed. The largest blocks of free time are of course scheduled over the weekends. At all schools, Saturday and Sunday afternoon offer longer periods when the children can engage in a range of activities of their choice. Saturday morning is used for classes and Sunday morning for church. The afternoon however is largely devoted to freetime, although some schedueld activities also take place. The older boys might be involved in games on Saturday afternoon and a range of optional activities such as field trips are often availavle.
