School Meals Review Panel Radical review of school meals service Nutrient standards/food based guidance Infrastructure audit/upgrade Whole school approach.

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School Meals Review Panel Radical review of school meals service Nutrient standards/food based guidance Infrastructure audit/upgrade Whole school approach September report to Sec of State

Other Influences Food in Schools Toolkit Ofsted Inspection The Jamie Factor Examples of Good Practice Anecdotal but powerful evidence on diet related performance /behaviour

WOLSLEY JUNIOR SCHOOL FRUIT TUCKSHOP Children much calmer Improved behaviour Improved levels/span of concentration Less conflict resolution required More teaching time available Improved achievement Greater staff/pupil satisfaction HEALTH EDUCATION TRUST

Key Recommendations Tough food-based standards: Two portions fruit and veg daily Unrestricted bread Easy access to fresh drinking water Constraints to mean only healthy choices available

The School Food Trust Will give independent support & advice to schools and parents t improve the standard of school meals. Appointments TBA soon. Detailed remit by Christmas Fully operational January 2006 What do you think it should do??

Timetable Sept 2006 Audit and develop school/LA policy. All junk to be removed. Sept 2008 Primary standards to be implemented. Sept 2009 Secondary standards to be implemented.

What is junk food? Non-nutritious food Empty calories Processed food that replaces nutritionally balanced eating (ie a square meal)

Key Recs All schools should develop whole- school food and nutrition policies: Place in the prospectus Available for Ofsted A work in progress. An aid to setting priorities and timetable..

Educational strategies within the classroom need to be linked to pupils experiences HEALTH EDUCATION TRUST

Some Challenges Money – is there enough? Existing infrastructure. The question of FSM entitlement. Food service deserts. Vending/snacking.

CCT & BEST VALUE = ? Ingredients costs per meal: 1978 …………………………………….30p 2005……………………………………..39p Should be ……………………………..£1.10

DRINKS IN SCHOOLS Pupil access to drinking water Effects of dehydration Soft drinks – tough outcomes Balanced vending – is it possible? HEALTH EDUCATION TRUST

Why is Healthy Vending Important in schools? 24/7 service point – extended school day Reduces queues/pinch points Can be filled while business is light Flexible options for management Offers Grab and Go for busy staff/pupils Gives healthy balance and variety to snacking

A Healthy Vending Machine in school has the potential to be the most prominent, most active and most hands-on nutrition education aid a school can have!

FSA/DH/Welsh Assembly OPERATIONAL OUTCOMES Machine /product compatibility Machine location Litter Communications Maintenance Data Collection HEALTH EDUCATION TRUST

Real option on school drinks vending Semi skimmed fresh milk Flavoured milk (semi-skimmed) Pure fruit juices Fruit smoothies Drinking yogurt (low fat) Plain still or sparkling water

Real option on school food vending Whole or pre- prepared fresh fruit Fruit salads Filled rolls Sandwiches Baguettes Wraps Bread sticks & crudités Crackers & cheese Salads Pasta mixes Low fat yoghurts Low fat Fromage frais

So Does It Work? Financially viable? Welcomed by pupils? External contractor/in-house operation HEALTH EDUCATION TRUST

Spending Power of Pupils Year Olds To School From School £140m £70m £140m £ £220m £ £300m £200 = £500m

New Trials 6 Schools – 5 with traditional competition Average weekly sales 1,000(top school 2,000 – no traditional vending) Average product selling price 50p 1,000 x 50p x 40weeks = £20,000 Gross profit averages 33% = £6,600 3 machines per school = £20,000 Less machine/labour costs = Net Profit Products – milks, flavoured milks, juices.

Conclusions Best opportunity in 25 years. Requires commitment and imagination and partnership. Can be done/must be done. Link to policy on exercise and activity