Sentence examples for meals programme from inspiring English sources

Marie Guthrie, the deputy headteacher, said parents were "delighted" by the free meals programme.

Reported plans to abandon the universal free school meals programme in England could jeopardise children's health and education, chefs and politicians have warned.

Coppard continued his offensive on Clegg by attacking his flagship school meals programme: "There were four schools in Sheffield Hallam which applied for 330,000 pounds total to enable them to deliver the free school meals programme, all the schools in Sheffield were turned down".

After the Boxing Day tsunami, World Food Programme staff, who were in Aceh province on the island of Sumatra to set up a school meals programme for survivors, invited children to draw pictures of their experiences.

Pupils at a Bath primary may have to be fed sandwiches from the local pub as an emergency measure while the school struggles to upgrade its kitchens to comply with the expansion of the government's free school meals programme.

Last year, schoolchildren in Wakayama prefecture, the home of the Japanese whaling industry, were give deep-fried whale meat in their school lunches, and there are plans to extend the school meals programme to other areas.

School meals key to improving performance Ms. Veneman expressed UNICEF's strong support for school meals programmes, and thanked the World Food Programme – an important partner for UNICEF in Kenya – for its support in emergency response and education.

Among these key actions are free mass distribution of bed nets and anti-malarials, ending user fees for primary schools, expansion of school meals programmes, universal tetanus vaccination and others.

It says the rules are expensive and difficult to implement, and it wants temporary waivers to the rules for any school-meals programme that has been losing money for six months.

It was convened to investigate why there were not enough recruits of sufficient height and strength to fight in the Boer war, and it identified widespread malnutrition in urban working-class children and started a targeted free-school-meals programme.

The free school-meal programme was an attempt to implement a right to food.