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Lockdown Breakfasts, or - why don't crumpets come in packs of less than 6?

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Lockdown Breakfasts, or - why don't crumpets come in packs of less than 6?

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Cooking a packet of crumpets with a cuppa.

Crumpet coma cramps certainly curtailing chores,

Cautiously considering a convenient catnap cure,

Conclusively cancelling curriculum coup: contemplating clothing choice couture...

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By Oscar potts

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All these workers,

Saving people’s lives

Although they can hear these horrible cries,

They risk their lives everyday,

When they just want to hear someone say

“Don’t worry anymore”

And they can just walk right out the door,

everyone hopes this will all end soon,

So they can enjoy their morning and afternoon

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Coronavirus Lockdown: Megan turnock

Lock down is boring but it helps the NHS  they try there best to help all the people possible just like Boris Johnson as he had corona and had to go in intensive care and they still managed to save him all the. Government want every one to stay in side only go out for a Daily exercised to go shopping they should be knowbody playing out on the streets the only time is at Thursday at 8 to clap for the NHS thanks and stay safe

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Christopher  lovatt  lock down poem

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Every inch of my being
Calling out to leave.
Dreaming of the time
When I was once free.

Wrapped up like a present,
And topped with a bow.
Caged like a bird,
My wings clipped down low.

I want to fly free,
And breathe that fresh air.
To stretch my legs,
And comb out my hair.

For my sleeping schedule
Is no more.
Can’t wait for it to end,
So I can open that door.

By Chloe Salmon

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Key workers are here to help you,
Some should all say thank you,
They are all saying stay,
That means no play,
The streets are filled with people clapping,
Rude people are like what is happening,

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Jensons poem

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Many people are struggling,
Young and old,
All day, everyday, doing absolutely nothing,
We all must do as we’re told.

All of the streets are empty,
Not a single person in sight,
Going out is unnecessary p,
We will all be alright.

Doctors, Nurses,
And care workers too,
Are working hard everyday,
To try and save you.

So if we all stay at home,
And keep to ourselves,
This will all soon be over,
And we won’t be house bound.

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Coronavirus.

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Boris put the UK in Lockdown on March 23rd,
It's the first time in our history such thing has occurred.

The vulnerable and elderly are in isolation,
So we must come together and help them and unite as a Nation.

Spending our days doing home school is boring,
We miss the classroom, the experience, the exploring.

We can't wait for this lockdown to be over and done,
We dream of the day we can go out with our mates and have fun.

But actually is it as boring as we say?
Mum and Dad have all this extra time to sit down and play.

Our streets come together and clap for key workers,
These neighbours are now our friends and not just observers.

When this is all over and we've had our last case,
We'll have street parties with dancing and enjoy a warm embrace.

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Corona virus poem

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I thought lockdown would be fun,
But in reality it’s only just begun.
I thought staying in my pjs all day and watching Netflix would be great,
Turns out it’s not as good as you think.
We’re lucky to have our heros  who save the day because if we didn’t our world would fade away.

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Eerily quiet streets,not a person in site,

Lockdown came in a heavy storm and blew the public off their feet,

Families separated , shaved heads

Life slowed down , time to stop and smell the roses

Nature taken for granted , economy going bump

In america theres caos thanks to Trump,

Silly kids still meeting friends

When will this nightmare end

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Lockdown
Lockdown, lockdown
We can’t run away from you
Yet there fear
Yet there is isolation
Yet there is grief
And even death
There is hope...
Together we are ready to beat this
And make a change, together we will stay home and save life’s  and together we will keep our distance.
A big thanks to our heroes in the frontline and our heroes in hospitals for keeping the nation safe.

If we all stay home we can all be heroes.

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-lockdown provides no motivation

-a lot of people would rather be on vacation

-we should take going out as a giant appreciation

-lets hope Boris brings freedom to out nation

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by Caitlyn Everson, 10MF

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Countless hours of sitting and waiting,
Long boring days, it's something I'm hating.
I'm annoyed and agitated I hope it ends soon,
I'm fed up of waking up at noon.

One thing I can say is that the weather is great,
But with eating lots of junk, I'm sure to gain weight.
I really want this lock down to be done,
So I can finally go out and have sone fun.

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Coronavirus poetry

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N-no body out
H-houses on lockdown
S-services working hard to save lives

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By Samantha kirkland

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Loneliness.
Oblivious.
COVID-19 has caused it.
Karma strikes more than ever.
Depression.
Obsessed with the thought of the end of lockdown.
Wondering when it will end.
Nothing to do.

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Covid 19 has been to tough, the whole of Excel ive missed so much, life will never be the same, the queues and social distancing is quite a pain. I hope we all get through this together, so we get to live forever and ever.
STAYSAFE
Leah Sheeran
Year 7

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The streets are almost empty,
But there are queues outside the shops.
We haven’t seen our friends for weeks,
We feel like we’ve forgot.

Classrooms have got smaller,
The pupils less engaged.
Stay at home they tell us,
So that lives can be saved.

Will this lockdown ever end?
Will we ever see the light?
When all this is over,
Who will have won the fight?

The world has temporarily stopped,
And a new life has begun.
Isolation is our only friend,
Stay safe, until the battle is won!

By Harry Fox

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Wash your hands wash them good  make sure you turn the tap of or you will cause a flood , NHS are doing there best but that dosn't the amount of deaths, people are dying
we all know why so don't go out otherwise there will be a price

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REMAIN INSIDE YOUR OWN HOUSE,
LET THR HEROS BE COURAGEOUS;
DON'T EVER ROAM LIKE A MOUSE,
THE DISEASE IS CONTAGIOUS.
KEEP SAFE UNDER YOUR OWN ROOF,
PLACE YOUR LIFE IN QUARANTINE;
THERE'S NO NEED TO TASTE THE PROOF
OF DEADLY COVID-19.
CORONA HAS BECOME A GLOBAL OUTBREAK
OPPORTUNITY TO BAKE A CAKE
ROADS ARE EMPTY, STORES ARE CLOSED
OUT OF TOILET PAPER, THE TRUE SELFISHNESS OF PEOPLE IS EXPOSED
NEVER KNOWING WHAT DAY IT IS OR WHAT TO DO
ALWAYS LOOKING FOR SOMETHING NEW
VARIOUS PROBLEMS LIKE A CURSE
IS THIS YEAR GONNA GET ANY WORSE           RESPONSIBILITIES BUILDING UP WITH DISTANCE LEARNING
UNCERTAIN OF THESE TIMES, FOR BETTER TIMES I’M YEARNING
SHORTNESS OF BREATH, YOU’VE GOT A CHANCE AT DEATH

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Lockdown so far has been pretty rough,
It has made us realise we are not so tough
Staying at home isn’t too easy
And this lack of energy is making me queasy
We are always learning about something new
I bet you didn’t expect Covid would affect you too
The NHS are doing their best
But this is putting them to the test
All’s we can do is set our alarm
And clap for those who prevent us from harm
We must remember we’re in this together
And don’t forget this won’t last forever
So, as we pass through this time of horror
Because soon enough, you’ll be back to playing soccer

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Coronavirus

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Covid 19

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The lock down

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Lying in bed,
Wanting to escape the world,
Curled up in a ball waiting for it all to end,
at least we still have hope,
hope thats keeping us positive,
thank you NHS.
thank you for everything.

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As I sit in my home with nothing to do I watch the rain falling down on the glass window the tv is playing boris is speaking mum is listening the dog is sleeping. I think to my self I’m bored I’m bored I go up stairs to see what I can do as I go upstairs I can my brother shouting to his mates

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We all love you,
Thursday is a day for you all
Cheering and screaming
And clapping too

We appreciate what u do
U save lives
U love people no matter what
And u treat people with respect

I hope you are all okay
It’s up to you now
Public have done what they can with food supplies
And now you save the lives of ill people

Thank you NHS

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Stay safe stay in
Help the NHS.
Don’t go out
Have fun inside.
Play on your phone
Your tablet.
We all don’t like it
We all are  bored
So stay safe
And help the NHS

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The virus. The virus came rolling slowly contaminating I before we knew it we were in lockdown schools were out but some were in for keyworkers only the clapping begins, never knew it would be like this when will it end i miss my family i want a hug but i need to stay away from them or ill catch this bug, I'm missing my nana as were very close but need to stay away to keep her safe, when this is over party time will be in the streets dancing about with our neighbours, family and friends lockdown will end and life back to normal until then stay safe everyone and a special thanks to key workers

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Corona virus is a pandemic threatening humanity

Orders have been received by the government to stay inside and isolate if any symptoms

Respect for the nhs for helping us survive through this pandemic

Outside is dark and dull due to no one being allowed out

News on tv only shows the deaths of people but not the survivors of this pandemic as well

All children hate home learning and the fact that it is sometimes harder than actual school work

Vision for the future is giving some people anxiety and depression

Idiots are still roaming the streets and are going on the park and playing sports with friends

Respiratory systems are most affected by the virus

Unsupervised children at home are forced to do home learning by their school

Suspected that isolation could end by the end of the year

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N-no body out
H-Houses on lockdown
S-services working hard to save lives

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Corona, Corona Corona Corona Corona Corona Corona Corona Corona Corona Corona Corona Corona Corona corona, virus

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BY Sophitia Hodgson.

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My Poem About Lockdown by Zak Brownsword

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My Poem About Lockdown by Zak Brownsword

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Looking out of the window at a quiet street

Outside its always sunny but we must stay inside

Coping with a new system of rules

Kicking a ball with my friends is where I would like to be

Doing work at home instead of in my school class

Outside is where I would like to be

Winning the battle against this virus I hope soon

NHS are the heroes of this generation

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I can’t see my friends,

We are in a pandemic,

When will this end!

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L- Lockdown is the state that we're in

O-Older ones like grandparents have to stay in

C- Colours of the rainbow can be seen everywhere

K- Kids stuck inside parents beware!

D-Dont worry this virus can't last

O-Of course it will soon be a thing of the past

W- Wishing and hoping our loved ones stay swell

N-NHS is fighting to keep us all well

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Most countries are locked-down

It is hard for everyone and me

We all want it be over

We all find it hard

Most people are not happy

Nor am i

Everyone is sick of boredom

China is where covid-19 came from

Most people want it end

We all need be patient

We need stay safe, protect the NHS

We need save lives.

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By Megan-Grace Middleton

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i - in fear and doubt

c- can't go out

o - only allowed to go on 1 walk

l - left friends and school

a- at home all the time

t - time and time again in our  bed rooms

i- i want to go out again

o - only time can fix this

n- never stop lisening to the advice

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70 Years of NHS

(Dedicated to celebrate the birth of the NHS 5 July 1948)

For 70 years from the cradle to the grave

The body of the NHS our families lives you’ve saved

Staff the life blood keeping the NHS flowing

Patients and their families coming and going

The limbs of departments span functions too numerous to count

Volumes of admissions every day they mount

The heart of the system beating fast

Progressing and moving forward from the days of the past

From cardiology neurology high dependency and critical care

Caring health professionals for our family have always been there

To nurse us through the traumatic times in our life

From emergency admissions to the surgeon’s knife

You put back the pieces when we break and fall

A constant safety net available in the UK to all

An incredible institution second to none

We’d be sadly off if resources and funding had gone

So here’s to another 70 years let’s hope there will be

Still an NHS in our country serving you and me.

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Some days are dark
Some days are bright
Some days I wonder
what it's all about.

I sit in the garden
and listen to the birds Wondering if they understand What we have heard
No football, no friends, no banter , no fun Wondering how it all begun The stars are brighter in the night sky Keeping our Hope's upon a high I wonder if they know why? I wonder why I wonder when The whole world will be normal again.

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Lock down is a scary place a bad virus will take everyone’s place no one will have a cure for it will take more then just a bit.

Many people had suffered so much but medical doctors will have more then enough, we may be in a big mess with all the work and stress

We all hope this will be over but it’s no lucky like a four leaf clover. The NHS will get it done and kids will put rainbows on the window to

To celebrate what’s nearly done. This has been written by David Igwe

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BoJo told us we must stay inside.

To save our country we must show pride.

The virus was spreading from pillar to post.

My new takeaway soon to be beans on toast

My nan now facetimes which is really a crime

But this is the new way of our time.

My football and cadets is all in the past

But we have a new way of life which wont last

Excel Academy is now in my bedroom

Some days I feel it is like a lost tomb

My brother is annoying I’m with him 24/7

But my mum says be grateful as many are in heaven.

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Weeks and weeks in isolation,
but still infinite determination.
We are distant but we stand together, keeping in touch now and forever. Missing our friends and family too, while we stand in a boring queue. Nans and Grandads can't see me,
but safety really is the key.
Stay safe! Save lives!

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There’s something in the air, its giving everyone a scare.

Schools are closed and workplaces shut down, the whole of Britain is on lockdown.

We’ve got to stay home it’s the safest place to be, we can only go out for essentials and PE.

All the key workers are going to work, keeping the country going while the virus lurks.

I'd like to say thanks to the NHS, they are on the front line and doing their best.

I'm missing my family, friends and school too but thanks to technology I can say how are you.

I hope this virus is gone very soon, I’ve had enough of all the doom and gloom.

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There we all were just living our lives

Going to work and school before our dreadful surprise

Our everyday problems now seem so small

Now a deadly virus worries us all

An enemy so big and strong

We do not know what we did wrong

But do not fear or have trouble sleeping

Because the NHS are there for our safekeeping.

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In houses we live in
Weeks and weeks stuck inside,

It’s quite hard staying inside
But we got to live through it,

Doing all we can to help the NHS
By staying inside,

But eventually we we all beat
the corona virus,

By doing what we have
been doing staying indoors,

So come on Britain we will win
and we will fight to stop it,

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Dear Coronavirus, look at what chaos you brought us,

Forcing people to leave with a fuss,

Living through lockdown is quite a challenge,

Many returning with nothing to scavenge,

Taking up activities that are entirely new,

Hanging out will only a little few,

So who are we to really thank here,

The NHS is who we adore,

Doing there job to defeat it,

And others trying to do their bit.

All over the world people are slowing down and reflecting. All over the world people are looking at their neighbours in a new way. All over the world people are waking up to a new reality – To how big we really are. To how little control we really have. To what really matters. To Love and save lives,

Thank you to the NHS and everyone who is taking part in trying to save us from this unpleasant, chaotic virus.

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In the house we stay

Six weeks with nothing to do.

Outside is where I’ve been the most

Loving the sun on my face as I think why did we be isolated on days

As sunny as these.

Too much of my time is spent on schoolwork as I realize how much

Isolation sucks!!!

One day I hope we can be free again and

Never have this problem again.

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Poem on Lockdown

By Liam Cartlidge

In these circumstances we must stay calm,
With a disease that can do a lot of harm.
This is what Boris has said,
Just stay home in bed,
If you are feeling under the weather,
Stay at home like an animal on a tether.
Stressful I know,
But just go with the flow.
It will be over before we know,
At least we hope so.

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I haven’t gone ill.

I haven’t closed my eyes,

But something inside

Just doesn’t feel right.

My work has been much harder,

Now that school is gone.

But to get through the day,

I must hone all of my strengths.

However, there is a bright side,

To this horrible lockdown

I get more time with family

And… I get more sleep!

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Life is different but still ok

Over the world Covid-19 says hey

Countries infected but coping with it

Kind people trying to do their bit

Do you know who’s really the people to thank

Our NHS and how they are working at all ranks

Will we find a way I'm sure

Now all we need to do is lock the door

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Joseph Meadowcroft

Strange world we live in.

Stay home, stay safe keep 2 meters apart.

We could not hug or touch. We stayed 2 meters apart.We had to wash our hands 100 times a day while singing a silly song.The supermarket ran out of pasta and toilet roll very strange times we are living in right now. Feels so wrong.

Stay home, stay safe keep 2 meters apart.

When ever we cough or sneeze we have to do it in a tissue. Catch it, bin it and again wash our hands.Dads working from home to keep his distance. He’s not alone.

Mum is a key worker she does a super job I am very proud of her. She has to wear funny gloves, a apron to maybe prevent the germs coming home with her.

Stay home, stay safe keep 2 meters apart.

we clap for everyone on a Thursday to keep us all united and stay STRONG.As a family we had to stay home.We have read books, and listened to music. We have exercised, and made art, a lot of school work we didn’t know where to start.

Stay home, stay safe keep 2 meters apart.

Boris Johnson says we are on lockdown for goodness knows how long. He says it’s  a pandemic and spreads in the air, let’s not panic.I miss my family but we are pulling together and doing our part. Stay home, stay safe keep 2 meters apart.Some people grew strong, some prayed, some danced. Some met their neighbours.We began to think differently. A lot of lives lost and the NHS will struggle but in time people will heal.

Stay home, stay safe keep 2 meters apart.

People we never met will cook us a meal.Keeping social distance and washing our hands will stop the spread.Mum said not worry and go to bed.The world will mourn the dead but hopefully we will find a vaccine and all this will be in the past.Stay home, stay safe keep 2 meters apart.Remember the worlds a healer and people will pick up from where it all started and we will all join and be united.

Stay safe and remember time is a healer.lets all do our part and stay 2 meters apart.

By Joseph Meadowcroft 7RE

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Its time for a lock down, there's  absolutely nowhere to go, its time for a lock down, Mr Boris says so.
Though your thoughts on him may differ, an his words may not be right, the people of England's lives are in the spotlight!
The clap for the NHS at eight, everyone should take part, our respect for our heroes, should forever be in or heart.
You may know a hero, you may be related, but be one yourself, stay inside, wash your hands, stop touching your face, and limit the lock down times, which are unfortunately, non-stop changing!

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LOCKDOWN and ISOLATION, By Zac T Bancroft

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LOCKDOWN and ISOLATION, By Zac T Bancroft

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L is for Living a different way of life

O is for Offering a helping hand

C is for Clapping on the door step we stand

K is for Kindness to each other and the love we send

D is for Distancing from our family and friends

O is for Observing the rules to stay at home

W is for Wishing for everyone to be safe and not to feel alone

N is for NHS thank you for fighting for us all

And

I is for Inspirational people the key workers and Captain Tom

S is for Saving lives

O is for Opening shops early to help the NHS staff thrive

L is for Listening, caring and helping one another

A is for Achievement by school children working at home

T is for Telling people you miss them facetime or by phone

I is for Isolation we must stay in until we are immune

O is for Optimism this will all end soon

N is for NHS we can never Thank you enough

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The Lockdown of 2020 by Caitlyn Everson 10MF

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The Lockdown of 2020 by Caitlyn Everson 10MF

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In the lockdown of 2020,

There was no such thing as plenty.

Of provisions, we had none,

Even loo rolls were gone,

In the lockdown of 2020.

Before the 2020 lockdown,

The sky was a shade of grey-brown.

But now the sky's blue,

So without further ado,

I can say corona's not really a let down.

For my 2020 lockdown plan,

I'm thinking of trying to get a tan,

But all the airport are closed,

So that's out of the window i suppose,

So I'll think about before this began.

I know these times are really hard,

So pretend to be superman in your yard.

I bet that you will find a cure

and fix everyone, I'm sure

And if you don't ill be really alarmed

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Big boris anounces
Abdi

Just imagine the sad faces when big boris said I want that lockdown A whole month stuck in home what do I do? Play games, do home work, nothing else Just believe boris says no more lockdown And go buy some kfc

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I can see people queuing outside supermarkets, standing 2m apart, food shelves were empty like classrooms, panic from the start.
Seeing family upon a screen, friends from school that you haven't seen.
Listening to the sound of silence as still as the night, people all in their houses, holding each other tight. The sound of people busily buying food, family's spending time together, lightening the mood.
The smell of fear from people not wanting to leave their homes, staying in their gardens, talking to their gnomes. Helping in the kitchen, it smells like chocolate cake, dreaming of all of the Easter cards and cookies we could make.
The worry in my belly struggling to know what's going on, hoping that my grandma and granddad won't be gone. My heart beating quickly deep within my chest, thinking about friends and family as well as all the rest.
Licking delicious chocolate from my fingers, as an early Easter treat, like the frantic feeling when you want much more to eat.
I may be feeling lonely like a house on a tall hill, but I'll stay inside forever to stop getting others ill.

Thank you NHS !:)

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Whose hope is that? I think I know who ,
But you infact are looking quite blue,
Come and sit down , tell me what's wrong , lockdown is scary?
But , you have to be strong! Here take some hope,
Trust me you can cope.
The lost hope is you , NHS you are our hope , I know for a fact that we can all cope

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I can see people queuing outside the supermarkets, two metres apart,

Food shelves empty like the classrooms, there was panic from the start.

Seeing family upon a screen,

Friends from school who you haven’t seen.

I listen to the silence, as still as the night,

People in their houses, holding each other tight.

The sound of people busily buying food,

Families spending time together, lightening up the mood.

The smell of fear from people not wanting to leave their homes,

In the garden, talking to the gnomes!

Helping in the kitchen, it smells like chocolate cake,

Dreams of all the Easter cards and cookies we could make.

The worry in belly, struggling to know what is going on,

Hoping my Nan and granddad won’t be gone.

My heart beating quickly deep in my chest,

Constantly think of friends and family as well as all the rest.

Licking delicious chocolate off of my fingers, as an early Easter treat

Like the frantic feeling when you want much more to eat.

I may be lonely like a house on a hill,

But I would stay forever if it stops people from being ill.

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You are heroes who are noble and selfless
You put your lives at risk while you help us
Thank you for opening our eyes
With all your hard work saving lives
While our parents are on Skype with a friend
And we sit on xbox until corona has come to an end

To all those who are still meeting friends
And to all those who still doubt
Staying in our own homes
Is the best way we can help the NHS out

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You wake up in the morning thinking it's another normal day, but then you remember your stuck inside, lets all shout hooray. You try to think of things to pass the time, singing, dancing, or maybe reading nursery rhymes. Your dad may be a doctor or your mum a nurse? Your brother could be driving you mad I'm guessing that's not a first.  You step outside your house its another windy night it's eight o'clock and your clapping your shouting "NHS keep up the fight!". This will end we just have to keep going, lockdown is like a big holiday lets pretend we are all chilling. Because at this time we can't be upset we need to be strong, independent maybe even making a bet. We will win coronavirus will lose because in the end our NHS rules!

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It is scary for me not knowing will come back
From the place she calls work and to whom we clap
I am proud to say my mum works for the NHS

The one who will contend till the very end
Against this killer she will stand with her friend's hand in hand
she will not be broken at heart
by the virus tearing families apart

For her homeschooling is hard
as she has two children 4 years apart
she tries not to cry
as time flies by
but her eldest daughter loves her so
that's why she wrote this poem

to tell her mum she is proud
though she might not look it
to be a child of a nurse
is hard but heartwarming

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My Hero.

She wakes up every day with worry and fear.

A slight smile on her face trying to be fierce.

Worrying about her hoping she's good and hoping that our tears won't flood.

She arrives on her ward in her blue uniform.

She put her protection on and is ready to battle.

Her hands are red raw from her gloves and washing her hands.

She tries to save people and comfort the dying but risks her own life

Her face indented from the masks, she was worn out ready to quit but she carried on protecting us and everyone in the world.

What a hero

The happiness on our faces as she walks through the door, you're safe.

But when she sits down at the table and tells us the tale of the virus that is ruining our lives and creating a national crisis.

We are so proud of you mum.

You will always be our hero.

Day after day night after night she continues to fight for what's right.

Thank you to all the key workers.

NHS- national hero society

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Now staying home is ordinary

No one knows when we will be free

Or when we can see or family off the screen

Or without 2 meters in between

When you walk down your street

You only hear your feet

And the cars that do go by

Are key workers, saving you and I

The shops were empty

But now there’s plenty

Because people were afraid of starving

So they brought toilet rolls and  pot noodles, bargain!

So everyone’s staying home

Some together, others alone

But we need to remember, staying away from family and friends

Keeps us all safe until this ends

Things may seem scary

But we need to be wary

Because we can start to kill Coronavirus

With the power of spreading kindness

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We always hold on for tomorrow,
Later, the weekend, next week,
Filling our small worlds with
the happiness that we try to seek.

An aimless countdown to Friday,
The appealing glass of wine,
How many weeks until the holidays,
Christmas, Easter, summer time.

But what we fail to notice,
Is that we were wrong,
The key was already there and
we had it all along.

The secret was each other,
And this place that we love and know,
Where we travel every day,
The place that we call home.

So when this is all over,
And the sun slowly starts to rise,
We will greet each other fondly,
With hugs, laughter and cries.

Reminiscent of school memories,
Feeling such a long time ago,
Students saying, 'Miss, can you renegade,?
Or 'Miss, that's a vio.'

We must remember,
We need each other the most,
To offer care and protection,
During our happy times and our woes.

But for now, we must stay safe,
Stay home, as hard as it may be,
For us to be once again united,
In our Excel Academy family.