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Knowsley Council has frozen its prices for school meals
Families facing mounting pressures on their finances will welcome a decision from Knowsley Council not to increase the prices of its school meals for a year.
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A sustainable, on-site, eco-friendly food waste solution – a system that digests up to 180kgs of food waste to grey water in 24 hours
Traditionally, foodservice operators have sent food to landfill but this is not environmentally responsible and will become increasingly expensive.
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Start the day loving your food
63% of people believe breakfast is the most important meal of the day and they’re right. It revives our energy levels after a night’s sleep and sets us up for the day ahead. But one in four of us skip breakfast at some time during the week.
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Uptake for Southwark’s free healthy school meals programme continues to rise
The vast majority of reception and year one pupils in Southwark are taking advantage of the council’s pioneering free health healthy school meals (FHSM) programme, it was revealed today.
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Parents urged to claim free school meals
Enfield Council is urging all parents who may be eligible, to register for free school meals before the 16th January.
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Love Food Hate Waste ‘Student MasterChef’
The Issue: Manchester has one of the largest student populations in Europe with around 73,000 students studying at the two universities. Manchester City Council’s Waste and Recycling Team decided
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New powers for schools to beat the takeaways
Schools will now be able to take on the takeaways with special meal deals to boost uptake of school lunches and tackle obesity.
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Do schools need a lesson in food waste reduction?
Anyone remembering their school days should easily be able to cast their minds back to school lunches.
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School chefs take up quality training
North Yorkshire school chefs are being given a chance to develop their skills in food preparation and cookery as part of the county council’s bid to serve top-quality nutritious school meals to the county’s children.
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Pupils to “Get remembering” during National School Meals Week
Youngsters will get a taste of wartime rationing as they remember the fallen during National School Meals Week (7-11 Nov).
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Pupils say ‘aye aye Captain’ to healthy eating
Trafford school children welcomed a special visitor to help them learn about the importance of healthy eating.
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Bob goes forward for a second national school dinners award

Effect of outsourcing kitchens in schools
Ever since Jaime Oliver’s crusade in 2005 to reinvent the school dinner, the government has done massive amounts to ensure our children are getting healthy and environmentally sustainable food. But with the responsibility of school dinners increasingly being outsourced to independent companies, are those same values being upheld by new providers?
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Continued success for school food waste scheme
School pupils across Caerphilly county borough continue to be green-minded by recycling their food waste as part of a special scheme.
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Save money and cut waste with school lunches
As many children across Warwickshire go back to school this week, the Warwickshire Waste Partnership is encouraging parents to pack them a waste-free lunch box to help reduce the amount of waste sent to landfill.
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University campus caterers in Falmouth and Penryn receive prestigious Gold awards
University College Falmouth’s Woodlane Campus Refectory in Falmouth and The Stannary at the Tremough Campus in Penryn, which is shared by University College Falmouth and the University of Exeter, have been awarded prestigious Gold level
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Sarah Teather welcomes rising school lunch take-up
New figures, published today by the School Food Trust and Local Authority Caterers Association show that an average of 44.1 per cent of children in primary schools and 37.6 per cent of pupils in secondary school opted for school meals in the 2010-11 year, up from 41.4 and 35.8 per cent respectively in the previous year.
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You are what you eat
The food service industry is facing growing demands for healthier eating options and more transparency on nutritional information. Government caterers need to consider how they respond, says Eileen Steinbock, head of nutrition at the Brakes Group.
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The Department responds to concerns about the cost of school lunches
Commenting on reports the cost of school lunches will rise now funding is no longer ringfenced a Department for Education spokesman said:
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Phoenix Community Primary School gets cooking with Brakes
The cooking skills of pupils at an Ashford primary school received a boost in February when volunteers from Brakes Group joined them for a ‘Let’s Get Cooking’ day.
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