When I served dinners in a school there was a little girl that said she loved coming to school on a Monday as it meant she got a dinner 
I always gave her extra 
awww bless
My sister was a deputy cook at a school here in Brum before moving back to Ireland. She loved it when the little ones were appreciative of the food because they didn't get much or a choice at home - she always gave them more 
Round here the nursery schools (the one right before Primary 1) won't take kids unless they are fully toilet trained and I don't blame them. Years ago a teacher could help change a child out of soiled/wet clothes without an eyelid being bat....could you imagine it now??
that's as it should be Ells - those are 'jobs' I think the parents should attend to
When I served dinners in a school there was a little girl that said she loved coming to school on a Monday as it meant she got a dinner I always gave her extra
awww bless
My sister was a deputy cook at a school here in Brum before moving back to Ireland. She loved it when the little ones were appreciative of the food because they didn't get much or a choice at home - she always gave them more
This little girl didn't even have socks 
I knew there was food that got threw away so why not give it to the kids that need it
