Three-quarters of England’s secondary schools are flouting government food rules, serving chips, burgers, hash browns, and sugary snacks far too often—even at breakfast. Over half are offering high-fat, high-sugar treats like crisps and chocolate bars, while processed meats and fried foods exceed limits. Though candy bars and soda are rare, the overall picture reveals a troubling lack of healthy eating in schools. With a major overhaul planned, officials vow stricter enforcement and mandatory menu transparency to ensure every child gets nutritious meals that support learning.
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