The film titled ‘The Lunch They Deserve’, seeks to focus the nation on the need for better school food standards.
Originally appointed in 2023 to provide catering services to 12 primary schools, Taylor Shaw has extended its support to an additional five schools.
Research has found that children from households on benefits are six times more likely to be at risk of food poverty than those not on benefits.
The council announced an independent review found school meal prices would need to increase by more than one third in order for the in-house school meals service to break even.
Children played a key role in shaping the menu by taking part in taste tests to choose their favourite dishes, with wild venison burgers and bolognaise coming out on top.
It has been organised by Professor Don Bundy, who is director of the SMC’s Research Consortium for School Health & Nutrition.
Following October half term, Shire Services launched a new menu in partnership with ProVeg UK, featuring tasty, nutritionally balanced plant-based dishes that help reduce carbon emissions and suppo
The Education Secretary has tabled an amendment to the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill, to give parents and communities greater confidence that schools are part of strong, supportive trusts f
The partnership, which first began in 2018, has seen Lodestone House provide catering for the college’s 820 pupils aged 4–18, including supporting its transition from a boys’ school to a fully co-e
Competitors have been tasked to prepare cook and present four portions of a Grab ‘N’ Go savoury snack with a total cost per head of 85p.