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Online survey asks parents about their child's school lunch box

Researchers want to hear from parents about how they choose what to pack for their children's school lunch at primary school.

The online questionnaire by Leeds Metropolitan University asks parents questions about the contents of their child’s lunch, whether it is a meal provided by the school or a packed lunch, and what their priorities are when considering their child’s lunch options.

The responses will help researchers compile a study, led by Dr Hannah Ensaff from the university’s Faculty of Health and Social Sciences, on parents’ knowledge of their children’s diets.

Dr Ensaff, a research fellow in childhood obesity and child nutrition, explained, ‘School packed lunches can play an important part in children’s nutrition, with children spending 190 days of the year at school.

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