..it is Physical Education..:laugh:..

....ooooo, Lithuanian Brenda...do you speak it well..?..

Great, now I'm confused! :joker:

:laugh: It does - It is just my mistake thinking of exercise.

:joker:

PE and Art

My favourite was maths. I had a great teacher and all my closest friends were in the same class, and I just really loved the subject (still do hence my job). I don't get all the maths hate haha! A close second would be psychology.

For GCSE, I remember enjoying Maths, History, Media, and Sociology. Maths because GCSE Maths was easy and I was good at it. Media, because I enjoyed the class and it was just a fun informal subject, plus I really like analyzing stuff and being creative. History and Sociology both because you learned a lot and at the same time, the lessons were good because of the class and the teachers. The people in my GCSE Sociology class :lovedup:

For A-Level, it was Psychology. The lessons were brilliant. A-Level Maths was awful. That subject was the worst part of my entire two years at college.

Looking out of the window and giggling were my favourite subjects.

I enjoyed History, Science and Math, and would have enjoyed Art more if I hadn't had such a horrible teacher.

Art and English. Rest was ****.

English, History and Social Studies, Geography, Biology (sometimes), P. E (at times) and ICT. Arts & Crafts was fine.