What Have We Here?

I appreciate your advice. Right now I am committed to 2 PPG meetings this week and have little scope left for including more “meetings” in an already supersaturated schedule.

I think I said earlier, we are going to “govern” her school meals with packed lunches. Whilst not ideal, at least we can shunt her lunches across the dietary spectrum to a genuinely more healthy place than it appears to be at the minute.

I am not discounting school governors altogether though.

 

That was lunch. It was a special event but it was school dinner all the same. But like I say, somehow my daughter is eating carbohydrates in copious quantities for lunch everyday. In this case independent evidence was there in the way of a photograph.

There has been other evidence of a suspect stance on food and diet at the school, that I recall I posted in the past....

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We don’t at the moment. It is free until she is a bit older.

 

On paper the school menu looks good. It doesn’t reflect what she actually seems to have.

 

I think the breakfast club “mentality” is the same at our school.

 

Yes, and what the other kids eat is another battle. I think that in the case of some parents they will not see anything wrong in the school food on offer.

 

Normally they get a cooked meal, but my daughter tells me she has pizza, chips and cake - and I don’t think she is trying to wind me up either

 

Of course. Like I said, we will give her a suitable packed lunch commencing tout suite. I think that should stop the rot with immediate effect. Your future scenario where family is concerned will therefore not happen

Any route in to such solutions can be a good one. The forum here is great too. But there are advantages and disadvantages to any of them. Take the forum, one does have to separate out the wheat from the chaff.