The the exhibition aims to take visitors on a journey to explore the past, present and future of school food. It will cover nutrition, popular culture, campaigns and Government policies.
RACA’s partnership with the five colleges will complement the work it has already achieved with its four accredited colleges – Bournemouth and Poole, City of Liverpool, University of Birmingham and
The 2024 campaign reached 620,000 children from 2,375 primary and special schools.
The certification is a nationally recognised mark of quality, which ensures more than 4,000 school meals being served daily are good for pupils’ health, the environment and the local economy.
New research by the wholesaler found an overwhelming majority of parents (96%) say they would welcome their child’s school offering a menu that provides dishes rich in nutrients to support brain fu
After a major stop in July at Parliament Square in Westminster, the National Tour van is travelling in September to Sunderland, Leeds, Coventry, Birmingham, York and Liverpool.
One option is for schools and nurseries to arrange their own catering provision.
The hospitality business will oversee restaurants, cafes, retail, hospitality, and vending across all five of the college’s campuses, serving more than 5,000 students, 1,000 employees and visitors.
The Scottish Government said the country’s financial position meant that universal free school meals couldn’t be fully implemented by 2026.
More than 100 school kitchen staff travelled from 35 schools across the country on 2nd September to hear from renowned chefs and food campaigners who support the charity’s mission to improve child