Of course, the answers will depend largely, on which country, state or county are you speaking of.
In Australia, schoolgirls in the eastern states played netball [mainly called just "girls' Basketball", at the time] and they played rounders.
In Western Australia, they also played Field Hockey.
These constituted the 'official' games/sports they played.
In addition to these more formal activities, girls loved playing skippy, where they used a long rope and each girl took turns to 'jump into' it. They also played hop-scotch, knuckles, ball catchy games of various kinds, kiss chasey with the boys, hula hoops and 'Queenie-queenie, who's got the ball?'
'I spy' remains a favourite game of young ones to this day.
they are in the play ground
t.A.t.u - All the Things She Said.
The plural form for schoolgirl is schoolgirls.
Flaming Schoolgirls was created in 1980.
"The Girls" was a popular newspaper cartoon in the 1950s drawn by British cartoonist Ronald Searle. It featured a group of schoolgirls at St. Trinian's School for Girls, known for their mischievous and rebellious antics.
Head of the Schoolgirls - Victoria - was created in 1985.
eat dinner. watch tv, listen to radio, play games, pray together
they would play skipping and chase games moast people would play hopscotch
Ulster Senior Schoolgirls' Cup was created in 1907.
The cast of Tortured Schoolgirls - 2001 includes: Tara Indiana
Schoolgirls in Chains - 1973 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:(Banned) USA:R
Rebellious Schoolgirls - 1907 was released on: UK: October 1907 USA: December 1907