Well what do you think? Jamie Oliver, trying to make the schools of britain a healthier place. But what do you think of his campaigne?

I think it's a good idea, and it's nice to see that he cares about children in schools but.

 

You cant force a child to be healthy in my opinion. The government can't cant decide what children eat or not. I think it's the same with smoking and that. Im against it compeltly, hate it, but you cant force someone to give up smoking or take away fags beacuse the government want to. Thats just the same with kids.

At least he's trying to do something about it.

jamie oliver has forceably given children a healthy option, one hat wasnt there before. they were being force fed fat, salt, sugar... its no wonder theres so many pigs about, fat is disgusting, there is simply NO NEED for a human being to consume vast amounts of shyte just to give themselves a momentary feeling of comfort.

 

everybody has a body type, and within that body type each should be able to live within it. you eat to nourish your body with the fuels it requires for optimum performance plus a few little indulgences, anything else is greed and greed is one of the 7 deadly sins!

 

 

so im not bothered why jamie oliver is doing it..... be it a shed load of money, or a career move, whatever... anything that stops our youth getting fat has my approval.

i think his work is fantastic, really making a difference. but he really needs to realise wot children will and wont eat. ive read in several places about the ''ideal'' packed lunch - esparagus. not many children eat that kind of stuff, and not many will learn.

Yeah most kids seems to either love or hate the guy. -_- Personally I think what he's doing is brilliant. I wouldn't know but I could harzard a guess that obese kids don't like been fat and it can't be very good for their self confidence so its a good step to helping kids, but you can't force kids to eat healthy though. -_-