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Intoduction My name is Fatma Mohamed. I am 15 years old and I am in grade 10 at York Memorial Collegiate Institute.
Today, I would like to talk about the very important issue of School vending machines.
“Ms. Greenaway our school principle had put vending machines in our school because she doesn’t want her students to starve and it helps students who don’t have food or didn’t have breakfast in the morning or didn’t have lunch to get some food from the vending machine. Some people think that vending machines are both a positive and negative influence on students in high school because it partially depends on what is being filled up in the vending machine. If junk is being filled into it such as candy bars and chips, it will cause kids to want to spend their money on it and after a while it will show in how they act ad their physical appearance, as well as their fitness, but it will provide the school with money and provide snacks for kids if they happened to skip breakfast or lunch so it will provide them some energy and some sort of nutrition.
Other people think that vending machines is that most people don’t use it because they think going to the store is better. They can find better food, for better prices too.
I think that vending machines should be in schools because we can't let the kids starve during school. If they get hungry, they need to eat something, and they can get it from vending machines because vending machines can be used as a quick breakfast or recess snack for those who forgot.
This issue is important to me because I don’t want students to be staying hungry during classes and before lunch, and its good to have a lite snack before lunch or class. Some students don’t even eat breakfast so it easier to get a granola bar from the vending machine, and a chocolate milk from the café. The money that goes to the machines can help the school earn money.
Body of the speech One point of view on this issue is that “yes” York Memorial colligate institute should have vending machines. My point is that school districts now rely on vending machines to pay for computers, sports programs and after-school activities and the battle over what kinds of foods should be sold in school vending machines is heating up. Putting vending machines in schools doesn’t necessarily mean they’ll put unhealthy food in them. Just because businesses normally put chips and soda, doesn’t mean schools have to. Schools vending machines could offer any variety of healthy alternatives (i.e., baked chips, crackers, water, Gatorade) that wouldn’t “health conscious mommy’s” sensibilities.