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Deep-fried food banned from England's school dinners under new rules

Deep-fried food banned from England's school dinners under new rules

England's school dinners are getting their biggest shake-up in over a decade, with deep-fried food banned and fibre increased. These new rules, which also cover breakfast clubs for the first time, will start from 2027 using existing school funds. Secondary schools will offer sweet desserts on two days each week, while primary schools will provide them once a week, always accompanied by fruit.

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