Lunchboxes should be banned in schools, Prue Leith says
In a sweeping overhaul, the first new school food standards since 2014 aim to increase fibre intake by ensuring more fruit, vegetables and wholegrains are on…
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In a sweeping overhaul, the first new school food standards since 2014 aim to increase fibre intake by ensuring more fruit, vegetables and wholegrains are on offer. Dame Prue became a judge on The Great British Bake Off in 2017, replacing original judge Mary Berry. Around one in three children are leaving primary school overweight or obese, while tooth decay is the leading cause of hospital admissions for youngsters aged five to nine.
Furthermore, Dame Prue Leith has hailed a forthcoming “revolution” in school food, as she suggested taking reforms one step further and banning lunchboxes.
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In a sweeping overhaul, the first new school food standards since 2014 aim to increase fibre intake by ensuring more fruit, vegetables and wholegrains are on offer.
reliability low1/2 sourcesDame Prue became a judge on The Great British Bake Off in 2017, replacing original judge Mary Berry.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAround one in three children are leaving primary school overweight or obese, while tooth decay is the leading cause of hospital admissions for youngsters aged five to nine.
reliability low1/2 sourcesDame Prue Leith has hailed a forthcoming “revolution” in school food, as she suggested taking reforms one step further and banning lunchboxes.
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