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The Delia School of Canada should make the school courtyard bigger so lots of student can be healthier.Also, for the P.E classes and clubs,team will have more spaces for their practice.

First, the Delia School of Canada should build it bigger courtyard, the student need the courtyard bigger so that the student have enough spaces to play games such as basketball and more sport that they can do in the courtyard.When the school courtyard is bigger lots of the team,clubs and P.E classes can practice on the those courtyard so that the clubs ,team and P.E classes can do their things on the following days that they plan what to do. When it’s a bigger it’s also help the team,clubs and P.E classes do outside because they have enough spaces to do.If

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