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Poll: If PE had been a Leaving Cert subject when you were at school, would you have taken it?

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said the benefits would be “far-reaching”.

YESTERDAY, IT WAS announced that PE is set to become a Leaving Cert subject from next year.

Schools who wish to offer it as a subject can now apply to the Department of Education.

Students who take PE for the Leaving Cert will have to complete a physical activity project, a performance assessment and a written examination.

The Taoiseach said that the “benefits will be far-reaching, including improved health and fitness among young people, raising awareness of physical health, and increasing the range of subjects on offer”.

So, today we’re asking you: If PE had been a Leaving Cert subject when you were at school, would you have taken it?


Poll Results:

Yes (7671)
No (4210)
Not sure (603)

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