What was your least favourite subject at school?

[reecejackox]

Or worst

Mine would have been Spanish or Art didn't enjoy either or good at either.

[y.winter]

P.E.

They've done it so badly, to these days. I understand that in the UK it's at least better (as in actually making sense of the subject and not just "take a ball, go and play").

[Niamh.]

English and History

edit I read it as favourite, my least favourite was Maths

[Epic.]

I used to really like learning German but that and Irish are getting right on my tits now to learn.

[hijaxers]

PE a very bad experience and very embarrassing on a weekly punishment - well thats what it felt like.

RE taught by vicars , put me right off religion and i've avoided it ever since - well done school.

[LemonJam]

Subject ranking -

1. Music
2. Art
3. Drama
4. English
5. Cooking
6. Music Tech
7. Product Design
8. Wood/Metalwork
9. Maths
10. IT
11. Biology
12. PE
13. Physics
14. Geography
15. Religious Studies
16. French
17. Chemistry
18. History

[Ashley.]

RE.

[LukeB]

P.E

[user104658]

French. I'm not naturally good with languages and wouldn't have taken any at all if French wasn't compulsory up until 15/16. I didn't fail miserably or anything, I got a "2" (when I was at school, Scottish Standard Grades (GCSE-ish equivalent) were graded 1 - 7, with 1 being the best grade and 7 a fail... although in all honesty anything below a 4 was basically a fail).

My only other "2" was for Craft and Design, which I only got because my "design" part was good. My "Craft" part was some badly cut pieces of wood with far too much glue on them. It was meant to be a clock :joker:. But that class was at least good fun... with French I pretty much hated every minute.

[Amy Jade]

Geography and Maths

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

RE/PE

the school only had like 3 male PE teachers and one of them was my form teacher so i had to go but i lit never bothered turning up for RE

when it was my final class of the day i’d just sneak out of the school before it started and get the bus home early caah

[MB.]

Maths

[Greg!]

Maths. hated it and could NOT do it. Took me 3 years to pass with a C :skull:

[RileyH]

Science.

Drama was also bad as I hated performing in front of people and PE was awful unless we were doing Rounders or Basketball bc I could do that.

And then the boring lessons like French, Geography and Art.

[Ant.]

P.E.

They've done it so badly, until these days. I understand that in the UK it's at least better (as in actually making sense of the subject and not just "take a ball, go and play").

I assume you mean when a person opts to study PE. and not that mandatory weekly lesson, because come Year 10 (14-15 year olds) and Year 11 we were left to our own devices with a ball and whatever comes with it

0 is the best and 13 is the worst

0. Drama (dont ask how it's 0 ok I just forgot about it and forgot about how good she is. I didnt pick her for GCSE because the coursework looked like a b*tch but I got like 3 awards for my drama performances :love: )
1. Art
2. Chemistry (now my least fave a level </3)
3. Maths
4. Physics (purely because my class just trashed the room and my teacher ended up giving up and would make politically incorrect jokes)
5. R.E. (such an easy subject <3 although the RE rooms boilt me tits off!)
6. English (loved ha until year 9, and then i ended up getting a 9. I enjoyed analysing a play but 18 poems and a novella killed me off </3 My 8 in Lang was very generous given I wrote a ten marker about how the dad loved to drink paraffin, thinking it was an alcohol :skull: )
7. Geography (The reason its ranked so low is because for 2 years, my only geography lesson was every friday and depending on the week it was either 2 hours or 3 hours and that really killed me off :skull: also I tanked the exams and got an A despite getting A*s for 2 years but so did a lot of people so meh)
8. Computing/IT (I wish I picked her for GCSEs but I wanted 'Art' to be my easy subject and it... just wasnt easy lmao Computing would've been easier and less work but less enjoyable too. I could easily write 5,000 word logs on my projects lmao <3)
9. Biology (surprisingly my favourite A Level despite being one of my least fave high school subjects)
10. Spanish (not bad, but similar to Geography, for 2 years I only had my lesson on Friday, and that was either 2 hours or 3 hours.... yeah no thanks! Oh and the way they taught it was awful. Not my school or teacher's fault, but it was learning how to rehearse "I go to the cinema with my friends" which was.... boring and not helpful. That said I got an A after living for 3 months under the belief Id get a B so meh)
11. Music (awfully boring and I was not musically gifted so i felt like this was just against me. die die die)
11. French (UGLY and I fumed when they switched me to Spanish bc I was bad at French but thank god they did)
12. History (??? WHY WHY WHY!)
13. PE (scum.)

[Rufus]

English Language was awful.

[Ant.]

Science.

Drama was also bad as I hated performing in front of people and PE was awful unless we were doing Rounders or Basketball bc I could do that.

And then the boring lessons like French, Geography and Art.

The only thing we agree on is french and PE wow

[Ant.]

RE/PE

the school only had like 3 male PE teachers and one of them was my form teacher so i had to go but i lit never bothered turning up for RE

when it was my final class of the day i’d just sneak out of the school before it started and get the bus home early caah

Morgan, Bradders, or Griffin?

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

Morgan, Bradders, or Griffin?

daddy bradders

[Matthew.]

Drama, PE, RMPS

[RileyH]

The only thing we agree on is french and PE wow

wow

[Ant.]

daddy bradders

Deactivate your account

[lewis111]

PE - every other subject you are there to learn PE was just like "Do the sport"

[RichardG]

french, i hated it

pe was great, just got to stand in the corner of the field and chat for 40 minutes

[smudgie]

Maths.
Teacher and I hated each other.

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

Deactivate your account

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[Eddie.]

Cooking, Music or Physics can't decide...maybe Math as well to a certain extent...:shrug:

[Marsh.]

Art/Graphic Design and English. :love:

Edit - I thought it said favourite. :shame:

PE :yuk:

[Marsh.]

PE - every other subject you are there to learn PE was just like "Do the sport"

Well, you know the saying "If you can't do, teach. If you can't teach, 'teach' PE".

[Lostie!]

PE and maths by far. Both absolute horrors

[Jack_]

With the exception of astronomy I hated everything about Science. Dull and I didn't understand (or care to) any of it. Mind you that made it a funny lesson cause I just pissed around

I never really saw the point of History either until I grew up

PE was alright if I liked the sport (or it enabled doing nothing, like cross country), when I didn't it was awful

[GoldHeart]

Maths & Geography :bored:

[Gstar]

I didn’t really have a least favourite subject but if I had to pick one it would be maths because it was the only thing I didn’t pass

[JerseyWins]

I literally hated everything except for Math, English (sort of... it was easy but I can't stand the BIG essays/papers and I don't really read lol), and Gym/PE.

Every variation of science & history classes were the worst and basically every kind of elective class I can think of kinda sucked as well. Except I remember having an elective keyboard/typing class one year in high school... that was great for the easiness.

[JerseyWins]

Also mess @ all the anti-PE in this thread.

The 40 minutes of school I could always look forward to each day besides lunch. :joker:

[Underscore]

PE and Maths.

The amount of times during GCSE year I went home and cried about Maths because I was failing made it unbearable.

[Crimson Dynamo]

maths

[Babayaro.]

Least favourite was CDT/Woodwork and my favourites were P.E and English.

[Ant.]

Well, you know the saying "If you can't do, teach. If you can't teach, 'teach' PE".

Ughe had like 3 PE teachers cycling in and out each term and their highest qualification was a BTEC in Sports. WHERE'S YOUR TEACHING DEGREE SIR?!
I swear you needed degrees to be a teacher :oh:

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:pat: xo

[Jason.]

RE was painfully dull.

[DemolitionRed]

French because our English French teacher used the English version of French which insured anyone who bothered to learn it wasn't going to be understood in France. She hated me because I regularly pulled her up for her mistakes.

[Calderyon]

Maths. And Swedish and German.

[Jamie89]

Geography, absolutely hated my teacher! It's her fault I don't know where any countries are :mad:

[Alf]

Twagging

I had to go to Board Man's twag class. You got tea and biscuits in that class.

[Alf]

I got my education from watching Only Fools and Horses

[Alf]

Just realised it's least favourite.

That would be Textiles (no good for a man's man like me)

[LaLaLand]

Probably IT because the teacher just hated my existence for no apparent reason. Horrible woman who I eventually had to tell to **** off just before my GCSE's because she was just relentlessly vile to me (which got a round of applause from the rest of the class and a smirk from the IT help technician guy).

In terms of least favourite because I just hated the work - MATHS every damn time!

[Jodie.]

PE is a MESS in year 10 we’re doing leadership um wtf me a leader in PE ya joking rnt ya Mr Wilson hun Xx

[montblanc]

MATH MATH

[Vanessa]

Maths. Hated it :fist:

[-Sue-]

Maths & PE ugh!

[Blue cat]

P.E. I was always last to be picked for teams.

[jaxie]

Maths.

[Matthew.]

English - actually quite enjoyable, passed with an A, teacher was a right knob

Maths - hard as ****, failed at first, teacher was a right knob

Business - an interesting subject, but hard, teacher was a right knob in addition to having apparently having syphyllis and she cheated on her husband with the head of Art, who would have thought it?

Chemistry - and i thought maths was hard?, teacher was a right knob

French - Oui, d’accord, j’adore le français parce que j’aime ça et je trouve que c’est tellement facile. C’est très interessant et la prof est sympa mais he was a right knob when it came to tests

Modern - Loved it! Teacher was sound as **** and the subject was pretty interesting. Passed with an A

RMPS - Dull as ****, pointless as ****, teacher was a right knob

PE - Don’t even start. teacher was a right knob.

[rusticgal]

Physics and RE :fist:

[reece(:]

PE and French

My biggest regret is picking French because they said you need it to get onto a good college course and it's very respected :bored:

[BigSister]

Maths PE and science for me

[odd sock]

Maths.

[Marches]

P.E

[Jordan.]

English & Business Studies, both snoozers

[Strictly Jake]

P.e I am unfit I'm not obese and wasn't at school either I just was rubbish at it and never been a fan of sport so to be forced to do it in a horrendous tshirt and shorts combo with a load of chavvy guys who bullied me on a daily basis running round on a field trying to get a ball off them was not my idea of fun. So I used to write sick notes eventually the teachers in the last couple of years didn't force me to do it they could see how uncomfortable I was with it so I would either go in their staff room and drink coffee with them or I was allowed to go and see a couple of my female friends and play rounders with the girls which looking back probably lead to more bullying but was much nicer haha

[Gusto Brunt]

Maths

[Jessica.]

I hated Irish and was never good at it. I basically got left behind by the rest of the class and the teacher never believed that I was really that bad.

I loved Biology, German and Maths.