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Labour Donor Urges Government to Scrap Law Making Schools Serve Meat
A major Labour donor has called on the government to scrap a law that requires schools to serve meat as part of their school meals. The donor, who has given millions to the party, says the law is outdated and is urging the government to reconsider its stance.
The law, which was introduced in the 1980s, requires schools to provide at least one meat-based meal per week as part of their school meals. However, some argue that this is no longer necessary and that schools should be given more flexibility to provide alternative options.
The Labour donor, who wishes to remain anonymous, says that the law is "outdated and discriminatory" and that it is preventing schools from providing the kind of meals that pupils want and need.
"We need to think about the needs of the 21st century child, not the needs of the 1980s," the donor said. "We need to give schools the freedom to provide the kind of meals that will help them thrive, not just survive."
The donor’s comments come as the government is under pressure to rethink its approach to school meals. A recent report found that many schools are struggling to provide healthy and nutritious meals due to budget constraints and a lack of flexibility.
The Labour Party has long been a supporter of the law, but the donor’s comments suggest that there may be a shift in the party’s stance. A spokesperson for the party said that they would "consider all options" when it comes to school meals, but stopped short of committing to scrapping the law.
The news has sparked a heated debate on social media, with many parents and educators weighing in on the issue. Some have argued that the law is important for ensuring that children get the nutrients they need, while others have said that it is too restrictive and prevents schools from providing the kind of meals that pupils want.
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- "School meals: A history of controversy and change" – The Times Education Supplement
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