North Lanarkshire Council, Snook, and UrbanTide have secured funding from The Innovation Fund, a collaboration between the Scottish Government and The Hunter Foundation, to ensure they understand the scale and nature of low uptake of school meals in that part of Scotland. Find out more
Here is what the school dining room at James Gillespie’s High School in Edinburgh, Scotland was like in 1954! (via @Scranlife).
As thousands of children and young people prepare to enjoy school meals across the country, it’s worth taking a moment to think about who has made the meal in front of them, what they like about it and where it has come from. International School Meals Day 2019 is a welcome opportunity to reflect, share...
Read a lovely article about International School Meals Day 2018, published in the April-May issue of Children in Scotland magazine. Read it here
Take a look at the key successes of International School Meals Day 2018.
The pupils at St Aidan’s Primary in North Lanarkshire, Scotland had fun celebrating International School Meals Day with a super colourful superhero theme to the day!
The pupils at St. Cadoc’s Primary School, East Renfrewshire in Scotland had healthy fruity fun to celebrate International School Meals Day.
The staff and pupils at Calderbridge Primary School in Wishaw, Scotland did a fantastic job of celebrating #ISMD2018 with their themed menu and New York Deli salad bar.
International School Meals Day was a huge success at Underbank Primary School. Their Pupil Council carried out a survey to find out what everyone’s favourite meals were and then the top three meals were served for ISMD. As the school says: ‘School meals fuel learning.;’
By Children in Scotland International School Meals Day (ISMD) aims to encourage young people around the world, with support from their teachers, to connect and talk to each other about the food they eat and the role it plays in their lives. First held in 2013, the day raises awareness of healthy eating and good...