Denying that she was climbing on the back of a bandwagon launched by chef Jamie Oliver,
who has pushed the issue into the limelight with his TV show, she revealed that on her first
day as education secretary she demanded action to improve school meals.[...] This
document is available on the Education Policy Studies Laboratory website at: She pointed
out that schools already have the powers to spend more on school meals than they currently
do, but that it is for parents and governing bodies to set priorities.[...] He said:" It is very sad …