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Primary schools teach pupils about gambling risks


Gambling risks and harms are now being taught to primary school pupils as part of their personal, social and health education (PSHE) curriculum as a report reveals increase in young gamblers.

Gaming features such as "loot boxes" risk normalising gambling behaviours, the report says. Picture: Adobe Stock
Gaming features such as "loot boxes" risk normalising gambling behaviours, the report says. Picture: Adobe Stock

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