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  Your PE lessons aren't good enough
Updated 16 June 2003, 18.31

Many of your PE lessons aren't good enough, meaning you lot aren't getting fit.

The people who keep a check on how well schools are doing - Ofsted - want something done.

Although some schools have tried to improve games sessions, a quarter of them just aren't up to scratch yet.

But schools are really trying to give you more exciting sports to have a go at, like street hockey and orienteering.

The government wants three-quarters of 16-year-olds in England to do at least two hours of "high-quality" PE and sport a week by 2006.

And they want teachers to be better trained in taking PE.

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