[arista]

Being debated
on LBC now




[Now woke headteacher who banned punishments
and shouting at children forces pupils
to go VEGETARIAN 'to stop climate change':
Fury as meat is BANNED from canteen and
lunchboxes in 'ludicrous' move at Lancashire primary]


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...rous-rule.html

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by arista

Being debated
on LBC now




[Now woke headteacher who banned punishments
and shouting at children forces pupils
to go VEGETARIAN 'to stop climate change':
Fury as meat is BANNED from canteen and
lunchboxes in 'ludicrous' move at Lancashire primary]


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...rous-rule.html

Quote from the article:

She continued: 'If people are upset they have the option to send a packed lunch if they wish, nothing is forced.'

What is the truth about lunchboxes? We need to know.

[LeatherTrumpet]

[Alf]

Child abuse.

There's Rashford moaning about kids going without food and here's a headteacher drunk on the power that in her own warped mind she believes she's had bestowed on her, taking food away from children.

She should never work with children again.

[Toy Soldier]

To be honest, calling what's in most school dinners "meat" is a bit of a stretch already. We're talking about a questionable sausage roll, or maybe one slice of wafer-thin ham.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

To be honest, calling what's in most school dinners "meat" is a bit of a stretch already. We're talking about a questionable sausage roll, or maybe one slice of wafer-thin ham.

I agree with this, I'd bet there's better quality in dog food. Mind you I bet the price of them hasn't come down and parents are still paying the same for a bit of pasta or jacket spud.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Id imagine with a bit of investigation that "head" teacher has some very questionable political ideas

[bitontheslide]

one would have thought that sort of decision would have been made in consultation with parents. I would call it a case of extreme overreach

[Swan]

Dunno what they're like now but Primary School dinners in the 90's always had a unique taste, and not in a good way. Kinda like those all day Breakfasts you get in a tin.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

one would have thought that sort of decision would have been made in consultation with parents. I would call it a case of extreme overreach

Yep the parents who pay can vote with their wallets, those with paid school meals are stuck