I dont know why im asking this because by the time you lot would of answered i will probly be in that lesson xD. My question is do you have to do pe lessons (Physical). Because i seriously cant be bothered but i will do theory if needed.
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I dont know why im asking this because by the time you lot would of answered i will probly be in that lesson xD. My question is do you have to do pe lessons (Physical). Because i seriously cant be bothered but i will do theory if needed.
I used to have too, i hate football so much though but i just got on with it. Rugby, Cricket, Tennis, Rounders for me!
just bring a note in every week, or say you need to go to a tutor but the only available time is that space every week so can you miss it.
I'm pretty sure that you have to unless you have a really good reason as to why you cannot do it. I don't think they'll accept the answer "I just can't be bothered".
PE's really not that bad anyway and it's there to make sure everyone's getting the reccomended amount of exercise they need each week. I wasn't a huge fan of PE in my first few years of school but it was really the only exercising I did when I was at school, I wouldn't bother to do any extra outside of it.
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Magical eight ball says Yes.
It used to be compulsary when i was in school. I never did it though i just said i didnt feel well or i hurt my leg playing football.
say you've got a weak ankle :]
as much as i wanted to do P.E in GCSE, i had to sit out on most occasions because i've done my ankle in so much.
Yeah, you do at most schools. You either do Core P.E (which everyone does) which is usually the basic 2 lessons a week or Standard Grade P.E which is like 5 lessons a week. I hate P.E so much, I wish you didn't have to DX.
I loved PE lol. Only thing I didn't like was long distance running. When I found out we still had PE lessons in year 10/11 even though we didn't carry it on for GCSE, I was well happy :P.