Winter camp

It was December. Your school said they'd let you out in November, and they actually did! It was time for: fun, parties, New Year's and... WHAT!? Winter camp!?

Your mom suddenly decided that you absolutely had to go to winter camp. You tried to refuse, but it was no use—the camp was already paid for and there was no turning back. You leave the day after tomorrow, and you have one day to prepare.

You packed all your things and headed to the bus. You climbed aboard and set off. You traveled for 7 awful hours! But you finally arrived. You were greeted by a woman who worked as the director, with 4 counselors standing beside her. The director began explaining the rules:

-"Welcome to camp! I am Linda, the director of this camp. Now I will go over a few rules that you must follow. First: boys and girls live in separate buildings. No one is to visit the other! This is your second home, so there must be order; after breakfast, your counselors will go through the rooms and check them. We do not go beyond the camp grounds alone—you must always notify and ask permission from the counselors! We are one big friendly family here, so we do not fight or argue. Please follow the daily schedule:
8:00-Wake up
8:30-Morning exercise
9:00-Breakfast
10:00-Room inspection
10:30-13:30-Active recreation
13:30-Lunch
14:00-16:00-Quiet hour
16:00-17:00-Pool
18:00-Dinner
20:00-Campfire chat
22:00-Lights out
Now, split into your groups: girls to the left, boys to the right. Get to know your counselors and head to your buildings. And as a reminder, today there will be a disco instead of the pool to celebrate the opening. The same will happen on the last day. See you around!"