360 seconds is all that stands between one family and a once in a lifetime experience.

I've got a stack of questions. They've got 360 seconds.

Finish the game with any amount of time left on the clock and you win.

But if you hit zero at any point, sadly, you walk away empty-handed.

They're in control of the time. How they spend it is up to them.

Finish with one second left to win.

Could you do it?

If it's the correct answer, you have completed.

360 seconds, stop your clock.

You've got a hundred and sixteen6 remaining which means you've smashed it

and you've won yourself the ultimate family day out at the Pallington Bear experience in London

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Zara was not having a good week. She just started at a new school and she was feeling rather

glum. She missed her old friends and couldn't seem to make new ones and the lessons

seemed so much harder than before. Every day she came home and just wanted to sleep to shut out the world.

Her mum noticed.

Want to talk about it?

She said, worriedly.

Not really.

Why don't you write about it in your journal then?

Sometimes it can help to unpick your problems.

Zara remembered her journal. It had been a Christmas present,

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