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Wimbledon champion Andy Murray does a Q&A at Wallace High School in Stirling
Numerous other schools across the UK join in with questions on video link up
Murray says he could turn to coaching when he retires, but not straight away
Glasgow-born player jokes about his hair, and talks about starting a family one day
Primary 6/7 pupils from Our Lady's Raploch write:
"We would like to say how much of an inspiration you are and a huge well done on all off your achievements so far! We have named one of our house teams after you!"
He says he gave is mum a "phone call" for Mother's Day.
He says this event is more fun than a press conference, where often the questions are the same.
Primary 4 at Millbank Primary in Buckie say:
"We are all very proud of you!"
Andy is asked where he met his girlfriend. He says he met her eight years ago in New York through her dad, who is a tennis coach. He says despite vomiting on the court during a match she came to watch, she still seemed interested in him.
Primary 6/7 at Milesmark Primary School write:
"We have followed your achievements very closely over the past few years. We are loving the interactive live feed and we wish more professional athletes gave back as much as you do.
"We are inspired!"
He says it's important to get into sport when you're young "Its easier to learn when you're young," he adds.
Why did you leave school and go to Spain to train?
Andy says he wasn't that good at school - only maths. It was a difficult decision to be away from family, he says."Thankfully it worked out."
Class P5/6 from St Joseph's school in Dundee write:
"We are all so excited to be watching Andy Murray here in St Joseph's!!"
Who inspired you?
Andre Agassi - because he was different and he made the sport fun.
Strathdon School write:
"We are watching from Aberdeenshire. You are a great inspiration and we are so proud of your achievements."
Which sportsman would he like to be? Lionel Messi.
Johanne thinks:
"You are getting more handsome with age."
Andrew: "What is your fastest serve?" Andy says it was 139mph at the US Open when he was aged 19.
Sophie, Megan, Joanne and Lucy write:
"Shout out to everyone in the games hall at Wallace High"
Andy says any questions are welcome but admits he's a bit worried about that!
Email your comments and questions to askandy@bbc.co.uk
Room 14 from St Patrick's Primary in Coatbridge are excited to hear from Scotland's Wimbledon Champion and say:
"'Mon the Murray!"
Andy Murray arrives to much applause from the pupils gathered at the event.
St Gerardine Primary in Lossiemouth say:
"Hi Andy!"
Sue Barker is introducing the event at Wallace High School.