Percy Jackson Actor Walker Scobell on Strange Back-to-School Experience

eird” to go back to school afterwards. Coming back from the press tour for season 1 was a bit of an adjustment for him, as he explains in an interview with PEOPLE.

Scobell, now 17, shares that his experience of going back to school after filming season 1 was a unique one. He notes that he has been attending the same school since fourth grade, which has provided him with a sense of familiarity and comfort. This familiarity with his classmates and teachers has made the transition back to school smoother for him.

Reflecting on the process, Scobell mentions that while it was initially a bit strange to return to school after the excitement of the press tour, his peers quickly accepted the changes that came with his newfound fame. He appreciates the support and understanding he has received from his friends and loved ones as he balances his education with his acting career.

As Scobell continues to film season 3 of “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” and promotes season 2, he looks forward to returning to school once again after a break. He is curious to see how his classmates will react to his absence and return, acknowledging that it will be an interesting experience for him.

In season 2 of the series, Percy Jackson embarks on a quest to save Camp Half-Blood with the help of his friends and siblings, facing various challenges along the way. The show, now streaming on Disney+, has been well-received by fans and continues to captivate audiences with its exciting storyline.

As he navigates the transition between filming and school life, Scobell appreciates the sense of normalcy and stability that his school community provides him. With the support of his friends and classmates, he is able to navigate the demands of his career and education, finding a balance that works for him.