physical education

noun
systematic instruction in sports, exercises, and hygiene given as part of a school or college program.
Origin:
1830–40

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physical education
 
—n
PE training and practice in sports, gymnastics, etc, as in schools and colleges

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Medical Dictionary

physical education n.
Abbr. phys. ed., phys ed
Education in the care and development of the human body, stressing athletics and including hygiene.

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In this data-driven world of education, history is unfortunately following the
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We should also see that all of our kids receive a quality, daily period of
  physical education in their school.
Physical education teaches students the importance and value of physically
  active lifestyles.
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