Why Not To Have Extracurricular Activities
Our principal has decided that all students must participate in at least one extracurricular activity. Try to understand, that this is a horrible idea. There are a number of reasons why it is. Having plans already planned, having homework, consequently meaning less sleep, and just being there for more time than you want to be are 3 great reasons why not to have extracurricular activities after school.
The first main reason why not to have after school activities is because you have your own life after school. Some people may have a job, family occasions or issues may pop up, you could even be getting your hair or nails done if you want. Students young or older do have lives of their own. Extracurricular activities are not a necessity in people's lives all the time and it might just get in the way of things. Some older people think that young people (elementary through high school) …show more content…
You don't want to be there any longer than you have to be; You've been there for 6 hours and some change, and you're exhausted from a long day of work. By the way, you're hungry too. In the end, you just are worn out by being in the same place for 6 hours out of the day, attending 5 days a week. I am pretty sure no one wants to be there for any longer than they need to. An extracurricular activity is not needed to go to the next grade, work in the classroom is.
Someone forcing more activity on your after school life isn't a good idea. Having plans already planned, having homework, meaning less sleep time, and just being there for more time than you want to, are great reasons not to have extracurricular activities after school mandatory. No one wants to be pressured into doing anything. So why put it on someone who can't refuse to that thing? It's not like you need to be part of an activity to go to do anything in
The first main reason why not to have after school activities is because you have your own life after school. Some people may have a job, family occasions or issues may pop up, you could even be getting your hair or nails done if you want. Students young or older do have lives of their own. Extracurricular activities are not a necessity in people's lives all the time and it might just get in the way of things. Some older people think that young people (elementary through high school) …show more content…
You don't want to be there any longer than you have to be; You've been there for 6 hours and some change, and you're exhausted from a long day of work. By the way, you're hungry too. In the end, you just are worn out by being in the same place for 6 hours out of the day, attending 5 days a week. I am pretty sure no one wants to be there for any longer than they need to. An extracurricular activity is not needed to go to the next grade, work in the classroom is.
Someone forcing more activity on your after school life isn't a good idea. Having plans already planned, having homework, meaning less sleep time, and just being there for more time than you want to, are great reasons not to have extracurricular activities after school mandatory. No one wants to be pressured into doing anything. So why put it on someone who can't refuse to that thing? It's not like you need to be part of an activity to go to do anything in