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WITH CHILDHOOD OBESITY on the rise, health advocates are calling for increased activity levels among children and teenagers.
But is it down to solely parents, or should the problem be tackled within schools? Many argue that school is the one place teenagers can be told what to do.
We’re asking: Should two hours of PE be compulsory for secondary school children?
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