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The UK entered lockdown on 23 March 2020, and our lives have changed massively since the moment Boris Johnson spoke to the country to announce his government's plans.

Coronavirus has meant many of you have been off school for months, making this a school term unlike any other.

As we reach the end of the school year in England and Wales, with schools in Scotland and Northern Ireland already finished for the summer, we've taken a look back at what life in lockdown has been like for children across the UK.

We asked the children in our special film to tell us what three words they would use to describe lockdown. One said "irritating, silly and annoying", while another simply described lockdown as "super duper annoying".

Tell us in the comments below what three words you would use to describe lockdown. We might even read some out on our Newsround bulletins.

Read below to find out more about the children who took part in our film...

Aqib is 12 and lives in London. He loves gardening, cycling with his dad and filming for his YouTube channel.

Aqib celebrated Eid while in lockdown. Celebrations were very different this year due to social distancing, so he couldn't have a big party like usual, but he still enjoyed spending time with his family.

Talitha's mum is a key worker and at first she was worried that her mum might catch the virus, but she has been safe and well.

In lockdown Talitha has kept busy doing Joe Wicks' exercise class every day!

She has recently gone back to school, which she is very happy about, although she was disappointed that her friends aren't in the same bubble as her.

Jada loves TikTok and making dance videos. She lives in a flat with her mum and sister and told Newsround sometimes lockdown has been a bit boring, especially when you could only go out to exercise once a day.

Chris lives in Scotland with his five brothers and sisters. When schools closed Chris didn't have a laptop so would have to use a phone and books for his school work. But, with the help of Aberlour, a children's charity, he was given a laptop which has made his work a lot easier.

Angel has been spending time with her mum and sister in lockdown, baking and trying to teach her sister TikTok dances.

Angel has been shielding since March because she has a condition which makes her vulnerable. This has meant she has had to stay inside.

Angel even celebrated her 11th birthday at home during lockdown.

Caoimhe and Laoise are sisters from Northern Ireland.

During lockdown they have been busy playing with their dog scruffy, having a virtual sports day and taking part in Â鶹ԼÅÄ's Young Reporter scheme.

Laoise is in P7 and has missed out on her end of year celebrations, whilst Caoimhe had to move schools 'virtually' during lockdown, which means she hasn't met her teachers or new classmates in real life yet!

Don't forget to comment and tell us your three words to describe lockdown.