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Mandate all schools to provide at least two PE lessons per week

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We call upon the Department for Education and the Government to require all primary and secondary schools to provide at least two physical education (PE) lessons per week as part of the national curriculum.

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Mandate all schools to provide at least two PE lessons per week

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We call upon the Department for Education and the Government to require all primary and secondary schools to provide at least two physical education (PE) lessons per week as part of the national curriculum.

National
52 reactions·100% agree
Bridget Phillipson

Bridget Phillipson

Education Secretary

Education Secretary

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Where do you stand on this motion?

Reasons for4
Reasons against0

See what others are saying

Members can read every reason.

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