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To ask the Secretary of State for Education, what steps his Department is taking to ensure the supply of food to schools in the event that UK leaves the EU without a deal.
To ask the Secretary of State for Education, what steps his Department is taking to ensure the supply of food to schools in the event that UK leaves the EU without a deal.
Leaving the EU with a deal remains the government’s top priority. However, a responsible government must plan for every eventuality, including a no deal scenario. The government has been working to plan arrangements that ensure goods can continue to flow into the UK without significant delays from additional controls and checks. We are continuously engaging with a wide range of stakeholders to support industry preparedness, and will continue to work with food suppliers to prepare for a no deal departure from the EU.
That this House welcomes the celebration of the fourth International School Meals Day on 3 March 2016; commends the work that schools across the globe are doing to raise awareness of the importance of the nutritional quality of school meal programmes and healthy eating; congratulates Children in Scotland which manages the scheme, the Scottish Government, the Welsh Assembly and the US Department of Agriculture for supporting the initiative; notes with concern the drastic contrast between the attitudes towards school meals from the Scottish Government, which has recently introduced free school meals for children in Primary 1 to 3, and the Government which has announced the withdrawal of £32.5 million for Universal Infant Free School Meals, which will result in the loss of subsidies for 2,687 small primary schools in England.
That this House welcomes the celebration of the fourth International School Meals Day on 3 March 2016; commends the work that schools across the globe are doing to raise awareness of the importance of the nutritional quality of school meal programmes and healthy eating; congratulates Children in Scotland which manages...
That this House is aware that providing children with a nutritious lunch is crucial for their early learning development which helps them take the opportunity to excel at school; recalls that the Chancellor recognised this before the last General Election with the promise to protect free school meals for infants; and is therefore alarmed to hear that he is now seriously considering reneging on this commitment by announcing a cut in this essential provision from any future Government subsidy considerations.
That this House is aware that providing children with a nutritious lunch is crucial for their early learning development which helps them take the opportunity to excel at school; recalls that the Chancellor recognised this before the last General Election with the promise to protect free school meals for infants;...
I think this is the first time you have chaired an Adjournment debate that I have secured, Mr Walker. I am pleased to have been able to do so. As politicians, it is easy to find ourselves speaking about statistics and general trends, but it is important that we take...
I think this is the first time you have chaired an Adjournment debate that I have secured, Mr Walker. I am pleased to have been able to do so. As politicians, it is easy to find ourselves speaking about statistics and general trends, but it is important that we take...
I am outlining the consequences of the reduction to which my hon. Friend refers, and I want to look more closely at some of the rising living costs.
The most basic expenditure to affect living standards is surely food. Despite the growth in the popularity of own-brand food labels and budget...
I am outlining the consequences of the reduction to which my hon. Friend refers, and I want to look more closely at some of the rising living costs.
The most basic expenditure to affect living standards is surely food. Despite the growth in the popularity of own-brand food labels and budget...
I agree with my hon. Friend, and I have just outlined the consequences of that.
If the issue about rent is taken as a reflection of the overall situation across society, there is serious cause for concern. On top of that, the Prime Minister promised 100,000 new homes under the NewBuy...
I agree with my hon. Friend, and I have just outlined the consequences of that.
If the issue about rent is taken as a reflection of the overall situation across society, there is serious cause for concern. On top of that, the Prime Minister promised 100,000 new homes under the NewBuy...
Like every other MP, I have increasing numbers of people coming to see me about debt. My hon. Friend is right to say that we are seeing more and more of those shops opening up on our high streets but, more importantly, nothing is being done about the television advertising...
Like every other MP, I have increasing numbers of people coming to see me about debt. My hon. Friend is right to say that we are seeing more and more of those shops opening up on our high streets but, more importantly, nothing is being done about the television advertising...
Sitting adjourned without question put.
Sitting adjourned without question put.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health what progress has been made with the National School Fruit Scheme since its launch in 2001.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health what progress has been made with the National School Fruit Scheme since its launch in 2001.