This will only make attempting to educate a population about eating less and eating healthier a steeper uphill task.

However, they did have a serious intent with this seemingly frivolous gimmick: to educate the population on the art of cheese making.

They dispense justice, and educate the population.

Nor have they informed or educated the population to a level where a consensus can be reached.

Prep schools traditionally educate pupils until 13, so admissions at 11 robs them of two years of income.

Secondary schools have been told they must educate pupils on the risks of gambling.

Pay attention, class: a new smart textbook could soon help teachers educate pupils - or even make the former redundant altogether.

We must educate the public on how to keep on top of their income of calories versus their outgoings each day.

It would be a chance to educate the public about the realities of crime, courts and the law.

Psychiatrists said that there was now an 'urgent need' to educate the public about the risks.

We need to manage consumer demand and educate the public.

But even so, he says more can be done to educate the public about plastic pollution.

This means not only educating the workforce of the future but also understanding different ways of working.

Companies should be required to educate their workforces in the basics of cybersecurity.

That means educating the workforce in what we are hoping to achieve and all the ways they can help.