Well, of course, that does happen in schools already, as physical education is compulsory, and some are actually examined on that—that’s true—at GCSE and A-level, but it’s part of the curriculum for all. It is true to say, I believe, that it is vital to ensure that young children develop behaviours in order to ensure that they can continue to participate in sport. But, of course, we do lose people, because they come to an age when they don’t want to participate. For me, that’s the time when we should consider what alternative activities would be of interest to them. Perhaps they don’t want to compete, but they could walk or do other activities.

So, I think there are a number of different approaches that we could take. Some will want to participate in PE or in sport, but we can work with the schools to see what we can do to assist and support those who want to do physical things but not sport—I think that is the answer to ensuring that more young girls, in particular, carry on with physical exercise.