Are you going on a school residential trip?

If you are in your final term of primary school, you might be looking forward to some exciting moments.

Perhaps an end-of-year party? A leavers' assembly? Collecting your leavers' hoodies?

But many of you will also be packing your bags ready to go for a few days away with your classmates and teachers for a residential.

If so, we want to hear all about it.

Where are you going and what activities have you got planned? What are you most looking forward to on your residential trip?

Let us know in the comments section below.

What is a residential?

A residential is like an extra long school trip where you stay overnight - usually at an activity centre or accommodation where large school groups can stay.

It is an opportunity for children to spend a few nights away from home, take part in fun and challenging activities and develop new skills.

Activities often take place outdoors and can include things like rock climbing, canoeing and hiking.

Many young people look forward to their school residential trip, with others feeling a little nervous about being away from their parents for a few nights - perhaps for the first time.

It is perfectly normal to feel uneasy ahead of your trip, but there are always adults to talk to if you need to chat.

Did you go on your residential trip last year? If so, what advice would you have for those who are going this term? Let us know in the comments section below.