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St Augustine's CE High School
Implementing a stay on site policy means that punctuality is no longer a concern and it has boosted the school's reputation in the local community as…
Great Missenden Church of England School
The Great Missenden moto: ‘Lunch is the Best Lesson of the Day!’
Charter Academy (formally St Luke's Church of England School)
Charter Academy (formally St Luke's Church of England School) successfully trialled the self-service model at lunchtimes. As a result the average queue…
Relocation of the kitchen and dining space at Blatchington Mill has improved more than the lunchtime
Since the work the Deputy Head has reported an increase in concentration and improved behaviour during afternoon lessons and the school has seen improved…
Small pupil with a big voice at Heald Place Primary
One Year 5 pupil, Mohammed, questioned his fellow pupils over the lunchtime period to stop decreasing numbers and to ensure that the pupils were happy…
