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Foreword
1 Introduction • Importance of improving the nutritional quality of school food • Brief outline of the new nutritional standards for food and drink in school lunches and outwith the school lunch • Types of schools and occasions in schools where the regulations do and do not apply
2 Nutrient standards for school lunches and evening meals in school hostels • Description of statutory nutrient standards for school lunches • Key differences between the new nutrient standards for school lunches and Hungry for Success
3 Food standards for school lunches and evening meals in school hostels • Interpretation of the food standards: - Fruit and Vegetables (Standard 1) - Oily Fish (Standard 2) - Variety of Extra Bread (Standard 3) - Oils and Spreads (Standard 4) - Deep-fried Foods (Standard 5) - Table Salt and Other Condiments (Standard 6) - Confectionery (Standard 7) - Savoury Snacks (Standard 8)
4 Drink standards for schools • Interpretation of the drink standards: - Plain water - Milk - Milk drinks and drinking yoghurts - Soya, rice or oat drinks - Tea and coffee - Fruit juice and vegetable juice - Fruit/vegetable blends - Combinations of water and fruit and/or vegetable juice
5 Practical guidance on foods not covered by the standards for school lunches • Guidance on foods, not covered by the Regulations, which need to be taken into consideration to design healthy balanced school meals
6 Standards for food outwith the school lunch • Interpretation of standards for food outwith the school
7 Practical guidance on foods not covered by the standards for food outwith the school lunch • Ethos of the health promoting school
8 Summary of the food and drink standards across the school day • Table of the food and drink standards across the school day
Annex • Information on energy and nutrients ( Annex 1) • Step-by-step guide on how to select savoury snacks that meet the specified criteria ( Annex 2) • General guidance on food for religious faiths and beliefs ( Annex 3) • References ( Annex 4)
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