Promoting physical activity in schools.
Neil Armstrong, director of the Coronary Prevention in Children Project, argues for a comprehensive programme for promoting children's physical activity. The project's survey of adult coronary risk factors in British children revealed a worryingly low level of physical activity among British schoolchildren. Schools are ideally placed to encourage children to take physical exercise, he writes, but parental role models also play an important part.[1]References
- Promoting physical activity in schools. Armstrong, N. Health visitor. (1993) [Pubmed]
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