Sentence examples for school playtime from inspiring English sources

And as for our boys, very next school playtime, I'm encouraging them to learn that intricate game involving elastic and jumping.

Heck, compared to the high-tech activities that occur in a hospital every day, it comes off as grammar school playtime.

A recent study found that engaging in 40% of moderate-intensity physical activity during school playtime equated to 34 min of daily MVPA.

20 It has been suggested that this guideline is a realistic target for children to achieve during school playtime, 21 especially if a playground has been modified to encourage physical activity.

You should also note times when symptoms interrupt school, playtime and sleep.

For example, the item "Bullying stops me from being active after school" may have been important for a participant during one week but not the other, or the participant's perception of the item "My friends encourage me to be active after school" may have been influenced by the presence of peers during after-school playtime.

The 25-page booklet is designed to encourage schools to approach the question of the health of their pupils in a holistic manner, using every aspect of school life from playtime to meal times, sports lessons to science lessons to enforce the healthy lifestyle message.

So it is that we shall remember with equal vividness the moment we fell in love for the first time, and that marble with the flame-red flash at its heart that fat Ronnie Reilly the class bully stole in the school yard at playtime one amber autumn afternoon 60 years ago.

Watching how they act in the school yard at playtime is also a good idea, as the school anxiety may not be related to their schoolwork, but rather to the social aspect of school and their interactions with other children.

It's why the breaks between lessons in primary schools are called "playtime"—although that might just be because barking "piss off outside, with your naïve hopes and dreams, and let us smoke fags and forget about our dead-end existences" bang on the bell tends to leave six-year-olds in tears.

"One thing I found really striking," says Usman Ali, "was that when we asked if they thought you should have more playtime at school, one young girl said: 'I don't think we should have playtime as we go to school to learn.' It just shows that they want to take every opportunity to excel.