Manitoba will require all elementary and high school students to participate in in-person physical education classes as part of a new policy aimed at promoting physical health and well-being. The decision comes as part of broader efforts to address concerns over declining physical activity levels among young people. Schools will be expected to ensure students engage in regular movement, though specific details on enforcement and exemptions remain under review. Critics and supporters alike are weighing in on how this shift may impact student fitness and academic schedules.
Manitoba to make in-person phys ed mandatory for K-12 students Yahoo News Canada
