Chippenham school gives families free recipe meal kits
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 31 Oct, 06:19 · Archive
St Mary's Catholic Primary School in Chippenham is providing free ingredient bags and recipe cards to all families.
St Mary's Catholic Primary School in Chippenham is distributing free bags of ingredients and recipe cards to every family as part of a new healthy eating scheme. The project forms part of the school's wider personal development work and supports its goal of achieving Silver-level Wiltshire Healthy Schools status.
The initiative is backed by the school's parent-teacher association and reflects St Mary's commitment to supporting children's wellbeing beyond the classroom. Headteacher Lucy Buckland said: 'We want every child to have the opportunity to thrive, and supporting their health and wellbeing is an important part of that. We're very grateful to our PTA for supporting this initiative, which gives families what they need to prepare a nutritious meal together at home.'
Helen Taylor, chief executive of the Dunstan Catholic Educational Trust, which oversees St Mary's, said schools have a role beyond the classroom in supporting children and families. She noted: 'It's lovely to see St Mary's working with its PTA to offer practical support that families can take home and enjoy together.' St Mary's is one of 13 Catholic schools across the South West within the Dunstan Catholic Educational Trust.
How it is being reported
- Chippenham school gives families free ingredients to cook healthy meals togetherA school is helping families cook nutritious meals togetherGazette & Herald · 31 Oct, 05:00
- Chippenham school gives families free ingredients to cook healthy meals togetherA school is helping families cook nutritious meals togetherWiltshire Times · 31 Oct, 05:00
- Chippenham school gives families free ingredients to cook healthy meals togetherA school is helping families cook nutritious meals togetherThis Is Wiltshire · 31 Oct, 05:00
In this story: St Mary's Catholic Primary School · Chippenham · Lucy Buckland · Helen Taylor · Dunstan Catholic Educational Trust · Wiltshire
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