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原帖:http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au ... bmg6l-1226002664743
大概内容(翻译不对的,请指正,谢谢):
对全国12000 secondary school调查显示,1/4的学生超重或者极度肥胖。
超过3/4的孩子,从8到11岁,没有食用足够的蔬菜。85%的学生没有足够的体育运动,至少40%的学生每周吃一次快餐。
“今天的 teen-agers 可能比他们的父母寿命缩短”。
DOCTORS want a crackdown on junk food in schools.
Children still do not have access to healthy food at primary school, the Australian Medical Association says.
A national survey of 12,000 secondary school students has revealed a "chronic disease time bomb" among our adolescents -- a quarter of students are overweight or obese.
AMA Victoria president Harry Hemley has outlined his worries about school canteen compliance with the School Canteens and Other School Food Services Policy in a letter to Education Minister Martin Dixon. Under the guidelines, schools should restrict food high in fat, sugar and salt and enforce a ban on soft drinks and confectionery.
The latest Education Department audit of levels of compliance was carried out in 2009. It showed 13 per cent of more than 100 schools surveyed were still not compliant.
Victorian Principals Association president Gabrielle Leigh said schools not complying needed more help from government.
"Everybody wants to provide the best services to the community, and it's getting tougher to run a financially viable canteen," she said.
Meanwhile, a Cancer Council-Heart Foundation survey of secondary school students has highlighted an alarming number of unhealthy Australian teens.
More than three-quarters of teens, from years 8-11, do not eat enough vegetables, 85 per cent of children do not exercise enough and at least 40 per cent eat fast food once a week.
Cancer Council Australia chief executive Ian Olver said the findings were a wake-up call.
"Today's teenagers may die younger than their parents' generation, for the first time," he said. |
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