DINNER MENU

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School Packed Lunches advice

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Ling Bob has registered for Fairtrade, in recognition of using Fairtrade fruit.

This is the first step to becoming a FAIRAWARE school​, this is the first Fairtrade School Award and is about finding out where our school is in terms of understanding Fairtrade and using Fairtrade products.

Following a successful Fairtrade Audit in KS2 and an Assembly about Fairtrade with Chef Ives who shared the audit results and showed a Fairtrade Film “My Next Fairtrade Adventure” with Tanya and Caleb.

We have gained the Fair aware School Award.

​A National Example of Good Practice!

After our success of achieving the Bronze Food for Life award Ling Bob has been chosen by Food for Life and the Soil Association as a good example of food in schools. A case study has been done on Ling Bob praising chef, the School Council and all involved in achieving the award. The school was praised for transforming school lunches, improving school meals, increasing children’s health awareness and working well with groups in the local community.  Chef was mentioned in the report as she had impressed the Food for Life team so much during the visit. The report commented “Chef transformed the school lunch experience;  presentation of food helps to make healthy choices easy and popular.”  Children’s engagement with and the teaching of the new food curriculum was also noted in the report; “Due to the consistency of messages that pupils receive in the classroom, the dining hall, wider school activities and displays boards across the school, pupils in the school have strong awareness of key healthy eating messages.” All at Ling Bob are proud to be a part of the case study. We are continuing to work towards the Silver Award for Food for Life. You could help us achieve this by sending photographs of healthy meals you have made at home with your children.

Eatwell Guide

The Eatwell Guide shows how much of what we eat overall should come from each food group to achieve a healthy, balanced diet.

You don’t need to achieve this balance with every meal but try to get the balance right over a day or even a week.

Click here to visit the Interactive Eatwell Guide

The Tesco Eat Happy Project – Free activities for parents, teachers and youth leaders to help our children build a healthier, happier relationship with food.

Find out more about our athlete-inspired healthy eating and cooking resources, and get your kids cooking and eating fresh, healthy food at home.​

Wherever possible we use local suppliers with impeccable credentials and traceability of food e.g. Red Tractor Farm Assured. This means that our meat, supplied by KLS, Halifax, can be followed from the field to the plate. Our fruit and vegetables are supplied by P & M Produce, Halifax. We also use local wholesalers/suppliers for our dried and frozen products, this helps our community by providing employment for local people.  

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