The document discusses the importance of education and sport during teenage years and their effects on future life. It notes that while education shapes teenage years and provides a path to career, sport can also be important for stress relief, physical benefits, and as an escape from schoolwork. Some boxers neglect school to focus entirely on training. Experts state that physical activity in youth improves adult health and cognition, but most teenagers do not get the recommended daily exercise. Vox pops from teens show most enjoy and benefit from sport, though in-school sport is less enjoyable possibly due to homework pressure.

1. Voice over script
We are all lucky to have an education; it is a big part of what shapes our teenage
years that affects us for the rest of our lives; providing a gateway to our future
career. Surely it would be considered to be the most important aspect of our
childhood, however does it take control and leave us with nothing else?
Sport can also be considered by some to be an extremely important factor in our
teenage years, providing an escape from school work and easing the stress of
exams; not forgetting the physical benefits it also provides.
Boxing is a popular sport within deprived areas; some boxers go to the extreme
of neglecting their school work and homework to concentrate entirely on their
training…
EXPERT INTERVIEW ONE – THOMAS CHANEY
Expert Thomas Chaney expands on this.
Physical activity in teenage years can improve health in adulthood, also
improving cognitive skills and academic behavior. An official survey by the BBC
states that doctors found that 17% of boys and 16% of girls between 12 and 15
are classed as over weight or obsesse. Also stated is that three quarters of
teenagers are not getting the recommended 60 minutes of daily exercise,
suggesting that no where near enough sport is being performed. Could school be
the cause? (21 seconds)
EXPERT INTERVIEW TWO – GAVIN SHEPARD
College PE teacher Gavin Shepard shares his opinion on this.
To get some more opinions, we decided to visit Solihull town centre to ask the
public what they think about sport in school.
SHOW ALL VOX POPS
EXPERT INTERVIEW THREE – BRENDA YEATES
Dance principle Brenda Yeates discusses her views.
We decided to conduct our own research asking what their thoughts were about
sport.
85% of teens enjoy doing sport
64% of teens think that school encourages them to do sport
85% of teens feel sport has a positive effect on them
69% of teens do sport outside of school
69% of teens spend more time on homework
87% of teens think school is more important
42% of teens don’t enjoy PE lessons

2. TALK ABOUT THE SUMMARY ON BLOGGER, IMPLY WHAT IT MEANS
These stats show a clear opinion from teenagers and their own experiences with
sport. It seems that the vast majority of teens do enjoy sport, feeling that it has
positive effects on them. However, the survey shows that sport within school is
not enjoyable – possibly due to pressure from teachers to perform well and
complete homework.
After the break we take a tour of Hall Green Boxing club to see the facilities that
are available to teenagers.