Some primary school pupils in the Exeter area are involved in a project designed to improve children's health which could eventually be extended across Devon.
Countess Wear, Newton Poppleford and Axminster are among a group of eight primaries taking part in a trial programme, which is designed to encourage healthier eating and exercise.
There's also a control group of schools not taking part - and more schools are to be added to both groups later this year.
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