Education

HOW HAS NATIONAL SCHOOL MEALS WEEK CHANGED THIS YEAR? LACA has moved away from a traditional paper based promotion to an online awareness week.

The launch took place at the LACA School Meals Catering Exhibition, held at the Hilton Birmingham Metropole between 8th and 10th July 2009.

Conway dished up his creations for a 'tasting panel' of primary children last Friday (July 3rd). They sampled a 'light bite' of lamb koftas, flatbread and salad, and a main course of traditional roast

From tomorrow over 12,000 kids, aged three to five years old, are to explore the world of food using games, play, song and dance to promote the best habits of growing, cooking and eating.

Adopting the theme 'Taking The Reins', the Local Authority Caterers' Association (LACA) says that following the 2008 conference 'Big Debate', it is time one year further on to see if the challenges ha

More than 20,000 primary school pupils were invited to come up with a bag of ingredients for catering bosses to turn into a delicious school meal.

Following a naming competition and student voting, Homewood School and Sixth Form Centre's dining hall was given the obscure name of "The Angry Carrot".

The class of year seven students were given an insight into the stadium's award winning hospitality, as they took residence in the stadium's boardroom suite for a morning of workshops. The kids were s

The Trust has awarded The King's School £5,000 to further the improvements they have already made.

By the time the new contract starts in September 2009, Bryanston School will be using a new environmentally friendly food disposal system which incorporates the De-waterer and Bionova systems.