Dinnerlady made kid eat food out of BIN - ‘it wasn’t contaminated’
 

A Brummie dinner lady forced a young girl, 8, to eat a cheese sandwich out of the BIN in a ‘disgusting attack’ against the tot.

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Cianna-Rae & Mum Seateasha are traumatised by the ‘vile’ attack

Cianna-Rae threw her cheese sandwich in the bin at lunchtime in school, angrily claiming it was ‘tasteless’, but a distressed staff member at Osborne Primary School, Birmingham, made her fish it out and EAT it, as they were ‘concerned’ Cianna-Rae was not eating enough.

However the school have hit back, claiming the food was ‘wrapped up’ (in accordance with Natasha’s Law), so no contamination took place.

Seatesha is ‘now looking’ for another school for her child.

How do you make kids eat their lunch?

https://metro.co.uk/2022/02/13/birmi...eHd2anl1N2VYcg..

since when has a dinner lady been an authority figure at school

Shouldn't have made her eat it, should have had a word with her about how we shouldn't take food for granted.

*Cianna-Rae threw her cheese sandwich in the bin at lunchtime in school, angrily claiming it was ‘tasteless’,*

Sounds like a cheeky, rude kid. The Dinner lady shouldn't have made her take it out of the Bin or eat it but she should have reported the child to her teacher though

Badly brought up brat

The mum probably just trying to make a couple quid selling the 'story' by the looks of it. Something out of nothing.

Since dinner time, whilst the teachers are having their dinner break.

Half the world starving, half the world chucking food in the bin.

We all need to claim the freack down some kids stab people

And millionaires kicking cats.

Unless they have or are at risk of an actual eating disorder, no one should have to eat anything they don't want to eat. That doesn't mean they automatically get offered an alternative, but if their choice is not to eat something, that's their fundamental choice.

This is an 8 year old developing child, not a 40 year old obese man. It will be in safeguarding policy to ensure that all children eat. For some it will be their only meal that day.

You judge if a child is under-nourished based on their size and overall health - not arbitrarily on whether or not they ate a cheese sandwich one day. If they're consistently not eating that's another matter that needs looked into. Not fancying what's on offer for lunch one day is not a safeguarding issue.

Serve it with a dog bowl. making it eat out of a bin is a bit far.

Seatesha

:rolleyes:

You can’t judge an 8 year old kid’s health based on their ‘size’. This child may have the ideal body shape but be severely undernourished.

Cheese sandwiches are also seemingly a daily occurrence at this school, what’s to say she’s not a repeat offender, and this was the final straw for the teachers ? Has she been throwing her sandwiches in the bin secretly, pretending to eat them?

It’s quite a nice name isnt it

Schoolgirl Cianna-Rae said: “I sat down but the bread was a bit hard and there wasn’t any butter or anything, it was just plain cheese, so I threw it in the bin and a dinner lady told me to eat it.

“I took it out of the bin and when she wasn’t looking I put it back in the bin and then went outside

From Birmingham Live

some american garbage

If they were concerned about her diet, why not tell her parents about it rather than forcing her to eat dirty food?

To be fair, it is Birmingham, so that's probably where most of the food came from...

The only place in Birmingham like that is Villa Park.:nono:

It wasn’t dirty, if all the other kids managed to eat it. Why should this little lass throw her sandwiches at staff and call it tasteless. We’re all suffering budget cuts atm. Just cos it don’t have butter don’t mean you can’t it.

so freedom of choice doesn't enter into it?

This is a non story to be honest

She sounds like a brat, but just let her go hungry I would say