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This is what children in Hastings and Rother got up to on their first day of home schooling: your pictures

Children in Hastings, Battle, Bexhill, St Leonard and Rye have not stopped learning this week, despite the closure of schools in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
By Connor Gormley
Published 24th Mar 2020, 10:35 BST
Updated 24th Mar 2020, 10:58 BST

To make up for lost school hours, families across East Sussex and the country have dug out their school books and sharpened their pencils to learn maths, English science, art and more in the comfort of their homes. Here are some of your best pictures

Zara Drake's son, aged 6, completed day 1 of the 30 day lego challenge after a day of maths, phonics and writing practice- photo courtsey of Zara Drake sWsiZrUKrnRgvWT2Wj16

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Zara Drake's son, aged 6, completed day 1 of the 30 day lego challenge after a day of maths, phonics and writing practice- photo courtsey of Zara Drake sWsiZrUKrnRgvWT2Wj16

Channie, aged 9, supplements her spelling practice with plenty of healthy snacks- photo courtsey of Anny Channie Stewart

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Channie, aged 9, supplements her spelling practice with plenty of healthy snacks- photo courtsey of Anny Channie Stewart

Budding journalist Lacymay Lucas, aged 8, has been documenting the virus with his daily newspapers

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Budding journalist Lacymay Lucas, aged 8, has been documenting the virus with his daily newspapers

Lexi, aged 6, gets to work, photo courtesy of Katie Wright

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Lexi, aged 6, gets to work, photo courtesy of Katie Wright

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