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Opened2 Dec 2025
Closes2 Jun 2026
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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.
Many UK schools only offer one short PE lesson per week, which we feel isn’t enough to support children’s health and wellbeing. With rising levels of obesity, inactivity, and mental health issues, schools should provide more regular physical activity. In 2023-24, the NHS reported that over 1 in 5 Year 6-aged children were obese. More PE lessons could boost fitness, focus, confidence, and healthy habits.
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1Barry Gardiner MP
Brent West2James Murray MP
Ealing North3Gareth Thomas MP
Harrow West4Mr Richard Holden MP
Basildon and Billericay5Jo White MP
Bassetlaw6Natalie Fleet MP
Bolsover7Dawn Butler MP
Brent East8Dr Peter Prinsley MP
Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket9Rachel Blake MP
Cities of London and Westminster10Nigel Farage MP
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