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Heating a school hall usually takes longer than a bedroom due to its larger volume and higher ceiling, which require more energy to raise the temperature. Additionally, school halls often have more windows and doors, leading to greater heat loss and drafts. The heating systems in these larger spaces may also be less efficient compared to those designed for smaller rooms. Lastly, the materials used in the construction of halls can absorb and retain heat differently, further extending the heating time.

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