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The idea is for primary and secondary schools to actively include 'aroma sniffing' lessons. This could involve pupils identifying different natural scents, perhaps even creating a 'smell library' of common and unusual odours. It's about making children more aware of their surroundings through their noses, much like they learn to observe with their eyes.
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