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Hello and on the program tonight, the eternal lure of beauty in ancient Greece. But first, over 1,000 schools and more than 30,011 to 16-year-olds have been turning

their classrooms into newsrooms today and sharing their stories with the BBC for the ninth

annual BBC School Report Newsday.

We have a contribution made by school reporters from Excelsior

Academy, Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Marden High School in North Shields. Students have come to the

UK from other countries talk about what home means to them and the challenges they've faced

in establishing a sense of home in a new country. Namikur Shed Desira.

That means home is where the heart is in Lithuanian.

I'm Latouris and I'm a school reporter from Excelsian Year 7.

Home is why you can go home and be confident and people there support you

and you know that they'll support you no matter what.

It could be either family or friend.

If you know them, knowing them for a long time, then they're like your family but they're not.

I'm Sargam and I'm a school reporter from Excelsia Academy in year 7.

My home is like when you have people who love you around you and like you're in a comfortable environment.

You're like you know the people with you and you have your friends and your family with you.

I'm Shakira. I'm from Excelsia.

I'm a school reporter in Year 7.

Home is to me when a place where you live with your family,

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