Scotland’s schools to start receiving free school meals from today
This measure will benefit an additional 135,000 pupils across Scotland and will save families of every eligible child at least £330 a year.
This measure will benefit an additional 135,000 pupils across Scotland and will save families of every eligible child at least £330 a year.
The scheme has been launched in partnership with training partner Babcock and will take the apprentices through a comprehensive training plan to develop them and equip them with leading management
A cease trading order was made to Food 4 Thought GB, the Lincolnshire school caterers, after the company went into liquidation and began operating under the name, Ideal UK.
Assessing the company’s sustainable and social activities, the SRA gave a total score of 70%, having scored 100% in healthy eating, 99% in community involvement and 90% in waste management.
The school is one of the catering company’s largest contracts and they served a menu from their eye-catching T(n)S street cart, and spread the world about healthy eating.
With one in five children aged 4-5 and one in three children aged 10-11 now overweight or clinically obese, Action on Sugar is urging parents to give children water or whole fruit instead of high s
Chris Law of K.F.Bartlett Ltd, who sourced the new servery counters, said: “By clever design and consultation, Moffat managed to increase space in the hot food serving area.
Each week 250-300 schools as far as Durham and Southampton receive their meals from Magic Breakfast charity on one of Igloo’s temperature controlled vans.
The part-time MSc in Food Industry Management aims to ‘develop junior and middle managers into tomorrow’s directors’.
In a School Food Plan Briefing hosted by the Soil Association at City Hall in London, he commended caterers for their herculean efforts in what he called ‘the biggest step forward in school food si