Completely agree with this. I spent most of my youth in an extremely tired state. Up at 7 to be in school for 9. I doubt I ever really learned anything useful until after 11am. By 4pm I was shattered, then had to go home and do sports &#x2F; homework until 8-9pm. At the weekend atleast at one of the days was spent sleeping in, purely because I was so unnecessarily wrecked by the stupid school hours.<p>Fast forward and these days, since setting up my own company, I rarely start properly working until 11am. By that time I&#x27;m not exhausted getting up and am ready to be immediately productive.<p>So what about adjusting to societies (stupid) rules at such an early age - most people are not morning people anyway. School is supposed to be about learning and productivity, so why are we making it part of the &quot;hours just for the sake of it &#x2F; that&#x27;s how it&#x27;s always been done&quot; problem?<p>School hours are basically currently set as it&#x27;s a form of childcare but parents are working all kinds of hours these days  - why should schools be different?