What Works Well: The School Food Plan
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Great examples of how supervision from MDSAs and other teachers can improve the health and variety of children’s diets. Want to get going? Use the links on the right to get help from expert organisations.
Great examples of how supervision from MDSAs and other teachers can improve the health and variety of children’s diets. Want to get going? Use the links on the right to get help from expert organisations.
Course outline for successful training and development programme for lunchtime staff in Newham.
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A positive account of a Lunch Time Supervisor's experience and an insight into the details of her role...
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The development of Professional Standards for the School Workforce is an action of the School Food Plan. The standards have been created to support schools and catering providers to clearly define key roles...
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Midday supervisors at Hartley Primary School, in Newham, attended training to enhance and improve the lunchtime experience of children in the Borough, to support their pilot of UIFSM...
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It is very important to us that lunchtime is a happy experience at Takeley Primary School, 90% of teachers have lunch with the children
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At Reach Academy we believe that pupils have a good attitude to food because their teachers eat with them. The children sit at long tables...
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Tips, advice and training
www.childrensfoodtrust.org.ukFHSM toolkit: Improving the dining experience
www.southwark.gov.uk