FAQs
Frequently asked question
Our school lunch pilot program offers a nutritious lunch to all school children. All menu options have been approved by the Canadian Health Board and prepared by area restaurants. All food items will be locally sourced. Our goal is to incorporate diverse and nutritious meal choices while being mindful of food allergies and other dietary restrictions. We aim to gather valuable feedback for potential improvements.
We have strived to make the enrollment as easy as possible. We ask all parents, guardian, or care givers to please complete online registration form on our website. This registration form will only take a few minutes to complete. Enrollment details will be provided through school communications. All students are eligible and deserve a nutritious school lunch.
The pilot program includes a variety of meals to cater to diverse preferences. Options for dietary restrictions will be available, and parents can indicate specific requirements during enrollment.
Nutritional guidelines are followed strictly, and dieticians are involved in meal planning. The program prioritizes balanced and healthy options to support students' well-being.
No, participation in the pilot program is free of charge. The goal is to assess and enhance the school lunch experience without additional financial burden on parents.
Parents can share their feedback through designated channels, such as online surveys or contact points provided by the school. Regular feedback sessions may also be organized.
The pilot program takes food allergies seriously. Parents will be asked to communicate any allergies during enrollment, and the school will implement strict protocols to ensure the safety of all students.
The pilot program aims to be inclusive, covering all grade levels. However, specific details on its implementation across different classes or schools will be communicated during the enrollment phase.
While participation is encouraged for the success of the pilot, parents can still pack lunches for their children if they choose. However, active involvement in the program is appreciated for a comprehensive assessment.
Regular updates will be shared through school newsletters, emails, and other communication channels. Additionally, there may be information sessions or meetings to keep parents well-informed throughout the pilot program.
Each child will receive an appropriately portioned lunch. However, this pilot program
does not include food items for the second nutritious break.