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BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE: £4.9m school boost gets underway in Townhill

Bulldozers are rolling and hard hats are on as work begins on a major £4.9 million upgrade at Townhill —…

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Chicken from China and Thailand served in school dinners as Welsh farmers ‘cut out of the system’

Schoolchildren across Swansea, Carmarthenshire and the wider south west Wales region are being fed chicken imported from China, Thailand and…

Every Swansea primary pupil to be offered free school meals from September

Every primary pupil in Swansea will be offered free school meals when children return from the summer holidays in September…

Pembrokeshire school catering staff shortlisted for multiple awards

The work of Pembrokeshire County Council’s catering service has been recognised with not one but six places on the shortlist…

Council to invest extra £250k to help feed children in school holidays

Swansea Council says it's investing an additional £250,000 in supporting projects to provide food for children and young people during…

Neath Port Talbot Council to offer free school meals to all primary school children ahead of Wales target date

An additional 2,150 Primary school children in years 5 and 6 are set to receive free school meals in Neath…

Extra £2.5m to be spent improving kitchens in Swansea primary schools

An extra £2.5m is set to be spent improving school kitchens and updating equipment as Swansea works to expand the…

Lunch over lessons: Report finds almost three quarters of Welsh parents would spend extra funding on school meals

One of the largest surveys ever conducted on school meal provision in Wales has found that 72% of parents and…

Call for increase in free school meal take-up

During this week’s National School Meals Week, research from innovation charity Nesta reveals the potential health benefits of universal free…

Free School Meals: Welsh Government do not know how many primary schools in Wales require upgrades to kitchens

Welsh Conservative Member of the Welsh Parliament, Janet Finch-Saunders has spoken out about her concern that the Welsh Government do…

First Minister visits Pembrokeshire primary school to launch free school meals rollout

Welsh Labour First Minister Mark Drakeford and Plaid Cymru's Siân Gwenllian visited Ysgol Bro Preseli in Crymych as part of…

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