Chris Collins came over to York House yesterday to congratulate LB Richmond and ISS Education on their commitment to food growing in schools. The new school meals contract for 30 primary schools includes an offer of free gardening equipment for schools who want to get growing their own fruit and veg. Chris was delighted that Richmond has recognised the importance of encouraging children to get their hands dirty to support their food education journey.The Meet the Caterer event was an opportunity for parents and teachers from 30 primary schools to hear about the new Food for Life Silver service available from September. ISS provided delicious tasters of the new menu to inspire the crowd. SFM will now be encouraging attendees to return to their schools and families to spread the good news so that parents can sign up to school meals from September with confidence.
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