Stanville Primary School in Birmingham has implemented a new policy of serving only vegetarian meals, causing uproar among parents who feel it risks children's health and wellbeing.
Parents are expressing strong dissatisfaction with the new vegetarian-only school lunch policy at Stanville Primary School in Birmingham. The city council has implemented this change, boasting that it has led to children 'coming back for seconds'. However, this move contradicts the government's guidelines stating that a meat option should be available at least three days a week.
A parent has pointed out that this decision was made without consulting the parents or parent governors, leading to concerns over the health and wellbeing of children who rely on this meal
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