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WillowTheWhisp · 27-03-2005, 00:07

Just as a follow-up to that. My youngest daughter still goes to Primary School until the end of this school year. The meals there cost £1.50 per day (that is for those of us who actually pay - there are a heck of a lot who get them free for various reasons) paid by me on a weekly basis.

The older one at Moorhead takes £2.00 a day for her "credit card" but ends up with far less to eat than her younger sister. Some pupils spend £3.00 a day there. I do not believe it should be so. I believe that they should be able to obtain a decent meal for the same price as the ones who go to a school which operates the conventional system.

27-03-2005, 00:07	#30
WillowTheWhisp Resident Waffler Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Accrington, Hyndburn Posts: 18,142 Blog Entries: 14 Liked: 14 times Rep Power: 1062	Re: Jamie's School Dinners Just as a follow-up to that. My youngest daughter still goes to Primary School until the end of this school year. The meals there cost £1.50 per day (that is for those of us who actually pay - there are a heck of a lot who get them free for various reasons) paid by me on a weekly basis. The older one at Moorhead takes £2.00 a day for her "credit card" but ends up with far less to eat than her younger sister. Some pupils spend £3.00 a day there. I do not believe it should be so. I believe that they should be able to obtain a decent meal for the same price as the ones who go to a school which operates the conventional system. __________________