Hertfordshire launches school healthy eating initiative
The two-year programme involves a Good Food Club that children join. It uses the Moshi Monsters online game to engage them in tackling tasks for rewards.
The two-year programme involves a Good Food Club that children join. It uses the Moshi Monsters online game to engage them in tackling tasks for rewards.
The caterer took 12 Year 10 students from Arrow Vale School in Redditch to London for the trip, which included a visit to Borough Market focused on food trends and a tour of the Innocent Smoothies
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This measure will benefit an additional 135,000 pupils across Scotland and will save families of every eligible child at least £330 a year.
The scheme has been launched in partnership with training partner Babcock and will take the apprentices through a comprehensive training plan to develop them and equip them with leading management
A cease trading order was made to Food 4 Thought GB, the Lincolnshire school caterers, after the company went into liquidation and began operating under the name, Ideal UK.
Assessing the company’s sustainable and social activities, the SRA gave a total score of 70%, having scored 100% in healthy eating, 99% in community involvement and 90% in waste management.
The school is one of the catering company’s largest contracts and they served a menu from their eye-catching T(n)S street cart, and spread the world about healthy eating.