Education

The Trust's new board members are: • Sheila Adam, former deputy chief medical officer • Julie Dent CBE, chair of Torbay NHS Care Trust • Jane Hurst, a qualified teacher, youth worker and senior

Using the colours of the 2012 logo and the Olympic rings as inspiration, the children were shown how to cook an Olympian Pizza using tomatoes, sweetcorn, olives and basil, and Sporty Smoothies, using

David Wood, Ben Woodhouse, Lucas Williams, Graham Marshall-Jones, Shaun Hill and Pamela Maclean from 3663 have teamed up with Bath and England Rugby player Olly Barkley to support his academy's nutrit

Joseph Wigley has won the annual competition, organised by the Guild of Food Writers. The contest is open to entrants aged up to 18 years old.

The Borough Council is concerned that up to 600 children may be missing out.

The programme of one-day sessions covers topics in greatest demand from schools, caterers and councils, as training budgets tighten. It focuses on growing the healthy school meals market – with sess

Although the county council is facing severe financial challenges, the price of meals will be frozen at £2.10 a day.

Every year the awards acknowledge individuals and teams of people who continue to make a real difference in education catering. Winning a LACA Award not only boosts the confidence, morale and motivati

New figures, published by the School Food Trust and LACA, show that an average of 44.1% of children in primary schools and 37.6% of pupils in secondary school opted for school meals in the 2010-11 yea

Despite the prospect of school meal price rises, Jamie also believes they are still good value.