WHAT YOUNG PEOPLE BUY TO EAT AND DRINK CLOSE TO THEIR SCHOOL
Research conducted by the
University of Hertfordshire suggests many young people at secondary school buy
food and drink from shops close to their school, rather than in the school
cafeteria. This is for several reasons, including that local shops are friendly
and don’t mind young people hanging out with their friends there; they provide
cheap food and drink that appeals to young people and also that local shops are
nicer places to spend the lunch break, compared with schools.
We are making a film to
highlight these research findings and we need YOUNG PEOPLE to help us decide on a title
for the film!
Some suggestions so far are:
Bargaining Chips: Why Young
People Buy Food and Drink Outside School
Fry Days: Why Young People Buy
Food and Drink Outside School
Come Fry with Me: Why Young
People Buy Food and Drink Outside School
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