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    Girls will all get the chance to play football at school under Rishi Sunak’s drive to breed next generation of Lionesses

    GIRLS will all get the chance to play football at school under Rishi Sunak’s drive to breed the next generation of Lionesses.New government standards will tell teachers to offer female pupils the same sports as boys.
    Rishi Sunak is supporting the move to offer football lessons to girls in schoolsCredit: Rex
    A curriculum shake-up will also encourage schools to increase PE lessons to a minimum two hours each week.
    The Saints-supporting PM said: “Last year the Lionesses’ victory changed the game.
    “Young girls know when they take to the pitch that football is for them and, thanks to the Lionesses, they too could be a part of the next generation to bring it home for their country.”
    England women’s captain Leah Williamson added: “The success of the summer has inspired so many young girls to pursue their passion for football.
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    “We see it as our responsibility to open the doors for them to do so and this announcement makes that possible. This is the legacy that we want to live much longer than us as a team.”
    It follows the Let Girls Play joint campaign by the Lionesses and the FA following their Euros 22 triumph.
    Schools will be told that where it is wanted they must offer girls the same activities as boys – also including rugby and cricket – in lessons and after-school clubs.
    Ministers also want teachers to ring fence at least two hours a week for sports, although they cannot dictate how much of the curriculum it takes up.
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    But Education Secretary Gillian Keegan insists it would be “great for both physical and mental health” as well as teamwork.
    A £600million pot of previously announced money will be used to help heads lay on sports over the next two years.
    A further £57million funding will be used for schools to keep their pitches open after lessons for pupils to use More

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    KSI furious after school BANS his Prime drink – and reveals his revenge

    YOUTUBER KSI is plotting his revenge after a school banned his Prime Drink.Prime Hydration – developed by influencers turned boxing rivals Logan Paul and KSI – has been flying off the shelves since coming to the UK in May.
    On May 11, 2022, the KSI and Logan Paul launched Prime Hydration in the UKCredit: instagram/DrinkPrime

    The drink, only stocked in ASDA, is hugely popular with kids and teenagers – but now a school has banned it.
    KSI today shared an email from a headteacher of an unnamed school to its pupils, saying they will be punished if they’re caught with the £1.50 beverage.
    It reads: “Hi everyone,
    “Prime drinks are now a banned item. DO NOT bring them into school.
    “They will be confiscated if found or seen, and you will be sanctioned with a -3.
    “A reminder to you all that selling any items on school premises is not allowed and will lead to a suspension from school.”
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    It is not known why the drink, which is made up of 10 per cent coconut water and 825 milligrams of electrolytes, has been banned.
    But KAI is already plotting his revenge – and claims he will be playing a prank them, as well as several other schools.
    To his 8.2million Twitter followers he wrote: “A school had the AUDACITY to ban Prime, leaving their students dehydrated.
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    “To counter this blatant wrongdoing, we’ll be sending a truckload of Prime to this school and many other schools.
    “Just retweet this tweet to represent your school to get some Prime.”
    Just one hour after posting the Tweet, it had been shared nearly 8,000 times.
    Two years after their final match in 2019, the two social media moguls Logan Paul and KSI put their rivalry behind them to come up with the Prime hydration idea.
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    During a live stream, Paul and KSI revealed that they are aiming to “rival some of the biggest companies on Earth” with their new beverage, including “Pepsi, Coke, Gatorade, and Powerade.”
    The YouTubers claimed that their biggest goals for their collaborative drink were taste and hydration. More

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    Wayne and Coleen Rooney’s sons among footballers’ kids heading back to school

    THREE of Wayne and Coleen Rooney’s sons were among footballers’ kids heading back to school yesterday.
    Coleen posted the snap of Kai, ten, Klay, seven, and Kit, four.

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    Wayne and Coleen Rooney’s sons, Kai, Klay and Kit, look smart in their school uniforms
    Ex-Chelsea star Wayne Bridge cuddled glum Parker.
    But the quartet of Newcastle’s Andy Carroll, 31, were all smiles.
    Other celebs also posted pictures of their kids heading off to school.
    Stacey Solomon’s boys, Leighton, eight, and Zachary, 12, beamed after six months at home. 

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    Wayne Bridge cuddles son Parker on his first day back at school

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    Andy Carroll’s kids, (back row, L-R) Emilie Rose, Lucas, (front row, L-R) Arlo and Wolf, were all smiles

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    Andy shares Arlo and Wolf with Billi Mucklow and is dad to Emilie Rose and Lucas from a previous relationshipCredit: Getty Images – Getty

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    Sam Faiers admitted she broke down on son Paul’s first day of school

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    Jacob Rees-Mogg said his five older children ‘need and want to be at school’Credit: Instagram
    Sam Faiers welled up on son Paul’s first day of school.
    And the Leader of the House of Commons Jacob Rees-Mogg posted a picture of his brood co-ordinated in their uniforms.
    The Tory MP captioned it: “The holidays are over and my five older children certainly need and want to be at school.”

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