Nine-year-old’s lunch blog shames school into making changes
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#2I get the impression that had she been American, the school would have suspended her for her actions.
Re: Nine-year-old’s lunch blog shames school into making changes
#3Good. Looking at the utter shit they feed children in the UK under the guise of school dinners, it's nice to see someone documenting it. I send my children in with a proper packed lunch and their friends take the piss out of them because it's NOT processed shit.
I don't get humans sometimes.
Re: Nine-year-old’s lunch blog shames school into making changes
#4I get the impression that had she been American, the school would have suspended her for her actions.
Yeah, I wouldn't bet money on it, but I wouldn't be surprised if it happened, either.
Re: Nine-year-old’s lunch blog shames school into making changes
#5The blog: http://neverseconds.blogspot.com
Radio interview: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/17908017/VEG%20You%20and%20Yours.mp3
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#6If you watched Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution show to this point, it was quite depressing how little was done about it on the American show. We unfortunately live in a world where we value money over people's health.
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#7This is why I think the internet is cool.
Re: Nine-year-old’s lunch blog shames school into making changes
#8As a vegetarian growing up in England, I remember having non-packed lunch at primary school only once: I was given a hamburger, and told to take the burger out. At the time I just took it in my stride, but on reflection...
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#9I hope the school made changes despite the possibility of Jamie Oliver creating a media storm.
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#10Please, sir, may I have no more?