The 70-dish Fuel Zone Menu, which was piloted in four Glasgow schools earlier this year, will be rolled out to all 197 primary schools and 17 of the city's 32 special educational needs schools between now and the end of October. The council is distributing a newsletter to parents informing them that more than 40,000 pupils will have a choice between a main meal, a vegetarian main meal, a snack, baked potato, sandwich, roll or salad.
The menus will be in halal and non-halal formats to suit the dietary requirements of children from ethnic minorities. For 1.15 - the same price as before - children can choose a main item, as much as they want from the school's pick and mix bar, and a drink of milk or juice.
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