Should junk food be banned in schools?
Banning young children from eating crisps and chocolate in school will encourage junk food binges when they get home, says a food expert.
The warning comes in response to newspaper reports that a primary school has banned pupils from bringing crisps, fizzy drinks and sweets into school.
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Children's lack of exercise in being driven to school and sitting down playing computer games affects obesity more than what they eat, she added.
Is a ban on chocolate and crisps from the school the best way to teach children how to eat well?
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yes it should be band
ReplyDeleteI think it shouldn't be banned ,but in my opinion, schools should establish Awareness campaigns for children, and they will automatically stop eating junk food. but, if junk food be banned at schools, children are able to buy them from any place outside the school.
ReplyDeleteIn my opinion,schools shouldn't ban students to stop them eating junky food but
ReplyDeletethey should work harder about
this topic by give students more awareness about it,and show the negative effects if they getting use to the junk food.
I think awareness has to be damaged to rely on these meals, because they ultimately lead to malnutrition and obesity and the resulting heart disease and chest.
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