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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