Stacey Solomon and Billie Faiers led the stars celebrating the last day of homeschooling on Friday.
The Loose Women presenter, 31, danced with joy with a hoover in hand while Billie, 31, said she was looking forward to a large glass of wine after months of remote education.
Emma Willis, 44, and Samia Longchambon, 38, also expressed their relief about their kids going back to school on Monday.
School’s out! Stacey Solomon (pictured) and Billie Faiers led the stars celebrating the last day of homeschooling on Friday
Stacey’s eldest sons, Zachary, 12, and Leighton, eight, will be among the millions of pupils returning to school.
She also revealed her son Rex, 21 months, will be going to nursery for the first time.
Taking to Instagram, Stacey sang 4 Non Blonde’s hit What’s Up and wrote in the caption: ‘Joe came home I gave up parenting and I locked myself in the front room for some self care I just needed to scream my favourite song at the top of my lungs.
‘Pour yourself a LARGE glass of wine’: Billie, meanwhile shared a photo of her daughter Nelly, six, grinning on the sofa and wrote: ‘Homeschooling complete. I think Nelly’s face says it all’
‘We f*****g did it!’: The Loose Women presenter, 31, danced with joy with a hoover in hand
Exciting: Stacey’s eldest sons, Zachary, 12, and Leighton, eight, will return to school and her son Rex, 21 months, will go to nursery for the first time
‘Homeschooling is over. We f***king did it. Pat yourself on the b****y back and give yourself all the credit in the world because you smashed it! Even if you think they didn’t learn a thing and just Fortnite for a whole year. Don’t worry. Mine did too but we did it.
Go and have the best weekend ever… you deserve it.’
Billie, meanwhile shared a photo of her daughter Nelly, six, grinning on the sofa and wrote: ‘Homeschooling complete. I think Nelly’s face says it all. Pour yourselves a LARGE glass of wine tonight…. we made it.’
Changes: It’s been a stressful time for the Mummy Diaries star, who also has son Arthur, three, as major renovations have begun on her £1.4million Essex home
It’s been a stressful time for the Mummy Diaries star, who also has son Arthur, three, as major renovations have begun on her £1.4million Essex home after nearly a year of planning permission problems.
Samia also treated herself to a glass of bubbly and her mood seemingly matched her ‘Paradise’ jumper.
The former Coronation Street star, who is mum to daughter Freya and son Yves, five, wrote: ‘End of home school you say? And it’s Friday night? I’ll drink to that!
‘Shout out to to all the parents, guardians, teachers and above all, the children who have made it this far. Let’s hope we can wave goodbye to class calls, printing out worksheets, not knowing how to do maths equations (me not the kids), and the endless snack requests during ‘school time’!
‘Huge respect to all you teachers out there! And yep, a big part of me will miss having my kids around the house all day but I’m so glad they can get a bit of normality back in their lives and see their friends as of Monday…Have a great weekend everyone.’
Celebrations: Samia Longchambon also treated herself to a glass of bubbly and her mood seemingly matched her ‘Paradise’ jumper
Cheers! The former Coronation Street star, who is mum to daughter Freya and son Yves, five, wrote: ‘End of home school you say? And it’s Friday night? I’ll drink to that!’
School: ‘Huge respect to all you teachers out there! And yep, a big part of me will miss having my kids around the house all day but I’m so glad they can get a bit of normality back’, she wrote
Family: Samia is married to French skater Sylvian Longchambon, the couple have son Yves. Samia is also mother to Freya, whom she welcomed in 2009 with her ex husband Matt Smith
Big Brother host Emma, meanwhile, shared a photo of one her child’s desks, with the laptop firmly shut for the week.
She wrote: ‘Over and out homeschool. Homework is gonna feel like a breeze now’.
Last year, Emma revealed the ‘stresses’ and ‘frustrations’ she faced over ‘not being good enough’ at homeschooling her three children.
The TV host told MailOnline she and husband Matt, 37, put ‘a lot of pressure’ on themselves when they first attempted to give their children Isabelle, 11, Ace, nine, and Trixie, four, lessons away from the classroom.
In an exclusive interview The Voice presenter said she was aware of not wanting to pass on her worries to her young family and she eventually gave up on the ideal of being the ‘perfect’ homeschool teacher.
‘Over and out school’: Big Brother host Emma, meanwhile, shared a photo of one her child’s desks, with the laptop firmly shut for the week
She said: ‘For me in the beginning we put a lot of pressure on ourselves to be perfect schoolteachers and make them have the absolute school day that they would have but at home.
‘I didn’t want my stress at having to be a schoolteacher and not being good enough having a knock on effect to them and them getting stressed because they know I’m getting stressed, or them getting worried because they know I’m getting wound up.
‘After a couple of weeks you realise, you know what I am not a schoolteacher, they aren’t at school and we have to do what we can do.
‘I have never loved teachers more in my whole life.’
‘Pressure’: Last year, Emma revealed the ‘stresses’ and ‘frustrations’ she faced over ‘not being good enough’ at homeschooling her three children