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Medical study links obesity with cognitive decline

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21st Aug 2012 - 09:57

Researchers tracked the health of more than 6,000 British people, aged 35 and 55, over a decade. They took tests on memory and other cognitive skills three times over that 10-year period.

Education catering contractors AiP installs cashless system in Warwickshire School

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24th Jul 2012 - 08:40
The contract, worth £350,000, has recently upgraded the Cunningham’s cashless system. The system will incorporate the online payment software ParentPay allowing parents to pay, review, and manage money and options for their child's meals at home. The biometric finger print recognition software allows students to choose their meals on an individual basis, taking into account any special dietary or allergy requirements.

School meal numbers rise for fourth year running

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17th Jul 2012 - 10:07

New figures, reported by local authorities and published this morning by the Children’s Food Trust, show that an average of 46.3% of children in England’s primary schools – the equivalent of 1,994,

LACA head questions value of Gove's school food review plan

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12th Jul 2012 - 14:13
Opening LACA's 2012 Traning and Development Forum, she said she feared the most likely outcome when Leon's John Vincent and Henry Dimbleby report back to Gove in late spring 2013 is that the industry will hear a familiar story. "There will either be the usual excuses for not acting on a review - there's no money, there's no evidence or - my favourite - 'we trust the heads to deliver healthy, nutritious meals'.