Are you interested in Prince Harry and Meghan Markle?

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Total votes

14610

5-11 votes

34237

11-16+ votes

There is daily intrigue into the lives of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. With regular news reports on their activities, a Spotify podcast by the Duchess, a memoir from Prince Harry entitled ‘Spare’ and a Netflix documentary of their experience in the Royal Family, many people in the UK have formed an opinion on the couple. Our voters aged 11+ considered their own thoughts on Harry and Meghan and discussed the impact of their frequent media coverage.

Meanwhile, our age 5-11 voters discussed the meaning of disrespect and considered how easy it is to recognise when someone is being disrespectful towards themselves or others.

Primary

"You can't always know if something is disrespectful if you haven't seen the whole incident."

Secondary

“The Royal Family seems to be a very popular topic on the news but it isaimed at older people than us. We don’t find this relevant as to us they are just another famous family.”

College

“Maybe if the media didn't force feed news stories about Meghan and Harry, the news would have space for real stories like the cost of living crisis, transgender rights [...] and the crisis currently in the NHS."

94% of 11-16 year olds voted that they were not interested in Harry and Meghan updates.

There was quite a decisive results amongst our Secondary students, with just 6% revealing that they were interested in updates about Harry and Meghan.

10% of 16+ voters voted 'Yes' to the question are you interested in Harry and Meghan?

Similarly, 90% of 16+ and College voters said 'No' to the question, "Are you interested in Harry and Meghan?"

92% of 5-11 year olds said that 'Yes', they recognise the signs of disrespect towards themselves and others.

Our 5-11 pupils were discussing a slightly different topic this week.
92% said they were able to recongise what disrespect looks like.
Some comments mentioned that it's easier to recognise when it involves strangers than friends.
Equally, one pupil said you need to know the full story to say for sure if something is disrespectful or not.