1. Parents consultation 1st December 2016
Healthy Food Policy
Parents consultation 1st December 2016

2. Article 24: Children have the right to good quality health care – the best health care possible – to safe drinking water, nutritious food, a clean and safe environment, and information to help them stay healthy.

3. Like a car, our bodies
need the right fuel? Why?

4. If we don’t use the right fuel!

5. Created the Eatwell plate to show us which foods we need to eat more.
Food Standards Agency
FSA
Created the Eatwell plate to show us which foods we need to eat more.
What is the Eatwell plate?

6. Eatwell plate

7. A healthy lunch in 5 steps:

8. HOW MANY TEASPOONS OF FAT AND
SUGAR ARE IN THIS LUNCHBOX?

10. HOW MANY TEASPOONS OF FAT AND
SUGAR ARE IN THIS LUNCHBOX?

12. How much sugar do
kids have everyday? 19
teaspoons

14. Drink
Snack
Cereal
Pudding

17. What are your suggestions?
Children eat veg at home but they don’t want to bring them at school because they want to eat quickly to go out and play.
Have specific times for lunch and specific times for play.
Let the children eat their fruit and veg during play time so they can eat their sandwich or hot meal at lunch.
School lunch children to be provided by a fruit e.g. dry fruit (raisins, apricot NO added sugar or syrup) or veg snack during morning playtime.
Inconsistency bringing sugary snacks for after school clubs.
Yoghurts: only with fruit or flavoured or drink – no chocolate bits, jams or muller ,or cereal
Some school lunch children are stressed because they feel forced to eat their food.
Children to use the water bottle they bring at school-no need to bring additional bottle.
Water fountain in Reception/Nursery/IU area.
Dinner ladies to be more vigilant-some children lick spoons and put them back to the cutlery tray.
Treat Friday: children to bring only 1 treat, either sugary drink, chocolate bar, crisps.
Morning snacks to be optional.