Figure 1.--Some day boys live close to the school and can walk to and from school. Generally speaking, however, private school students live further from their schools than children attending state schools. Some chikldren have to spend considerable time traveling back and forth to school. |
Some day boys live close to the school and can walk to and from school. Generally speaking, however, private school students live further from their schools than children attending state schools. Some day boys not located near the school find that they spend a great of time traveling to and from school even when picked up by their parents which is common. Many schools also have small school busses. Other children may take city busses or trains. However they travel, many find that thus have less free time at home than they would like. Younger children are anxious to get home in the afternoon to play with friends or watch a little television. Those with longer comutes often find they have less time than they would like. Older children who normally stay longer at school find they have even less time. Often older boys staying late at school for games and prep find that once they have their dinner and complete any homework, have little free timr before bed time.
