One in 3 British School kids think cows lay eggs!
A Charity And A Kitchen Appliance Firm Run The Survey
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One in three British Primary students think cows lay eggs, finds a survey carried out jointly by a charity and a kitchen appliance firm. The survey involves 1000 kids aged 6 to 11 years old, reports Mail Online.
The survey also finds that three out of 10 children do not even know that tuna is a kind of fish. And one tenth gives opinion that they have never tasted cherry tomato.
According to experts, the findings of the survey are surprising and embarrassing in particular for their parents and teachers concerned.
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The report says quoting experts that the findings demonstrate a massive lack of knowledge among UK kids about the source of their food. This also signals the need of imparting relevant knowledge into children at right time.
To mention, two years ago British Nutrition Foundation conducted a same survey involving 27,500 children. Then the study too found quite the same outcome.
The findings from the study also showed that one in three schoolchildren thought that cheese came from plants and tomatoes grew underground.
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