What do you like doing when rain affects your PE lessons?
If you are lucky enough to have a large school sports hall, inside PE lessons can be just as fun and active.
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If rain is pouring down and the playground is full of puddles, PE lessons, lunchtimes and break times can become trickier to do outside.
The Met Office, the UK's national weather service, has issued an amber weather warning for strong winds as Storm Austen is forecast to sweep across parts of the UK this week.
In cases like this, your teachers may decide to bring your PE lessons and breaks into the classroom or school hall.
But we want to know what your favourite activities are during these times?
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During indoor PE sessions, some teachers may lead pupils in dance lessons, yoga classes and gymnastics activities.
Others prefer to challenge pupils to a friendly game of dodgeball or even, in some secondary schools, the dreaded "multi-stage fitness test", better known as the bleep test!
Let us know how you spend your wet weather breaks and what you like to do during indoor PE lessons.
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