The survey also found that 13% of children never have a meal together with their family.
And that more than half of children would like to spend more time with their parents.
The survey asked a range of questions to 1,000 children aged between six and 12.
When asked to choose from a list of options what was most important to them, 31% said "doing well at school" while 28% said "getting on well with family".
These came above good friends (19%) , good at sport (10%), money in pocket (7%) and coolest clothes and gadgets (4%).






