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Originally Posted by Steve W
I personally think the buck stops at the parents. If a child is used to eating decent dinners at home, then when it comes to school dinners, they will actually look forward to a nice healthy meal. Well, that's my opinion anyhow.
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I don't know why the government/local education authorities bother. Following Jamie Oliver's campaign, schools started providing healthier food; a few months later, we see mums taking orders off their kids for greaseburgers and fish & chips for their little darlings' lunch. Wasn't it originally a public outcry that forced schools to provide healthy food in the first place? A case of damned if you do, damned if you don't....