Guests Clash On Whether PE Should Be Considered a Core Subject? | Good Morning Britain

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With the success of the Lionesses grabbing the imagination of the nation, yet obesity still on the rise, is it time for PE to become a core part of the secondary school curriculum?

Broadcast on 02/08/22

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