A new analysis by Bite Back, the food charity founded by Jamie Oliver, found that 75% of English secondary schools are serving chips, burgers and hash browns too often, with sweets and crisps appearing at breakfast, just before the expansion of free school meals.
Three-quarters of English secondary schools breach healthy food rules, report finds
A new analysis by Bite Back, the food charity founded by Jamie Oliver, found that 75% of English secondary schools are serving chips, burgers and hash browns too often, with sweets and crisps appearing at breakfast, just before the expansion of free school meals.
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