Read the following passage and do as direct.

My London school is going to start giving regular lessons about how to eat well. But is it okay for schools to tell kids what they should eat? One reason for the new learning is that some young people in the UK eat too much sugary food and don't eat enough vegetables. For instance, they sometimes drink too many sugary drinks, which can make their teeth hurt. Some young people also don't get enough exercise, which can also cause them to gain weight. On the other hand, some people say that students should only learn academic topics in school. They think that school isn't the right place to teach kids how to live. I think a few lessons about healthy eating are a good idea, but not every week. I think students should learn about this as a part of biology, not as a separate course.