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SCMP Reporter

Akash Sureka, 17
Maths, because it improves your critical thinking about problems. It is used in  daily life, making it an important aspect of life and an important subject to learn. Maths is 'the science that draws necessary conclusions'.
Angus Yuen, 14
Sports studies.  I'm a very energetic person and, for me, running around outdoors is something I really enjoy. I'm interested in how the body works and how I can  develop skills for different sports.
Annie Yuen, 18
Music, because I'm a music lover.  As well as singing  and watching music videos, we  compose our own music.  And for upper form students, it tends to be a relaxing  lesson  when we can  rid  our minds of scrambled ideas.
Austen Stark, 14
I don't really have a favourite subject,  but if I had to pick,  I would say drama.  I like it because you can  behave so freely and you're not confined to any space but the one you create.
Grace Lai, 18
It has always been English Literature. I love reading and it is really fun to look into different aspects of life through reading novels, plays or even  poetry. It can make you a better person.
Jordan Carey, 14
PE. It's fun, exciting and lets you explore a wide range of games and sports  while co-operating with your friends. PE teachers are also usually  less uptight and annoying, and try to  make lessons fun. PE also gives you a good workout, which  keeps you healthy!
Nathasha, 16
Geography, because  it's interesting and  teaches us about the Earth and global issues. It  helps me understand  the problems humans  are creating for  their future.  But as well as being important, it's lots of fun.
Varsha Suresh Kumar, 16
Business.  Topics like investment, international business and wealth management are captivating, and teach you  how to deal with money and people. Managing people and money has always fascinated me. Pursuing business studies also fulfils my aspiration  of becoming an investment banker.
Warren Henricus, 14
PE. I'm quite a sporty person. I love sports like football - I've been playing since I was in fourth grade - and athletics, and when I'm doing PE I'm in my element.



This week's question: What is your favourite subject at school and why?