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1 Children and Young People s Service Extended Service SCHOOL FOOD SUPPORT SERVICE SENIOR LUNCH MENU ANALYSIS REPORT. School Name Brockington College Blaby Rd, Enderby Contact Name Jane Leics, LE19 4AQ Telephone number Telephone Number Date Menu Analysed 20/09/11 Fruit & Vegetables Meat, Fish and other sources of protein Red meat Standard Compliant Comment. Week Not less than two portions per day per pupil must be provided; at least one should be vegetables or salad and at least one should be fruit A source of protein should be available everyday Red meat should be available at least three times per week on the lunchtime menu. No standard set for 2009, but still need to meet iron and zinc requirements No standard set for 2009, but still need red meat to meet iron and zinc requirements
2 Meat products Standard Compliant Comment A meat product (Including manufactured and homemade) from each of the 4 groups may be provided no more than once per fortnight across the school day, providing the meat product also meets the standards for minimum meat content and does not contain any prohibited offal (Meat products (England) Regulations Group 1: Burger, hamburger, chopped meat, corned meat. Group 2: Sausage, sausage meat, link, chipolata, luncheon meat. Group 3: Individual meat pie, meat pudding, Melton Mowbray pie, game pie, Scottish pie, pasty, pastie, bridie, sausage rolls. Group 4: Any other shaped or coated meat product. Beef burger Beef burger Pasta King Spicy Sausage Toad in the hole Large Sausage roll Chicken Burger Breaded Chicken Fish Oily fish This standard applies across the whole school day Fish should be available at least twice a week on the lunchtime menu. Of the fish available, oily fish should be available at least once every 3 weeks on the lunchtime menu. No standard set for 2009, but fish is a good source of protein and low fat
3 Starchy foods Bread Milk and dairy foods Deep fried foods Other standards that should be meet Standard Compliant Comment A starchy food should be available on a daily basis No standard set for 2009, this food group provides energy Fat or oil should not be used in the cooking Roast, Wedges, Chips process of starchy foods on more than three days in any week across the school day. For every day that a starchy food cooked in fat or oil is available, a starchy food not cooked in fat or oil should also be available. Bread with no added fat or oil must be provided on a daily basis A food from this group should be available on a daily basis on the lunchtime menu. Only two deep fried items can be served in a single week across the school day. This includes products that are deep-fried in the manufacturing process. Roast, chips Wedges, Wedges, Chips Wedges, Roast, Chips No standard set for 2009, these foods are rich in calcium Chips, Battered cod Chips, Battered cod Chips, Battered cod Chips, Battered cod Cakes and Biscuits Confectionery Savoury snacks Salt Cakes and biscuits are allowed at lunchtimes but must not contain confectionary No confectionery may be provided. This includes chocolate and chocolate bars, chocolate coated bars, biscuits containing or coated in chocolate, sweets, cereal bars, processed fruit bars, choc ices and other chocolate coated ice cream Snacks such as crisps must not be provided. Nuts, seeds, vegetable and fruit with no added salt, sugar or fat are allowed. Dried fruit may contain up to 0.5% vegetable oil as a glazing agent Savoury crackers and breadsticks can only be served with fruit, vegetables or dairy food as part of school lunch No salt shall be available to add to food after the cooking process is complete. Salt shall not be provided at tables or service counters
4 Condiments Drinking water Healthier Drinks Condiments, such as ketchup and mayonnaise, may be available only in sachets or individual portions of no more than 10grams or one teaspoon. Free fresh drinking water should be provided at all times The only drinks permitted during the school day are plain water (still or sparkling); low fat milk or lactose reduced milk; fruit juice; vegetable juice; plain soya, rice or oats drinks enriched with calcium; plain fermented milk (e.g. yoghurt) drinks; combination drinks; flavoured low fat milk. Please see the drinks table in Appendix 2 for guidance on composition, ingredients, additives and flavourings. Tea, coffee and hot chocolate containing less than 5% added sugar or honey is also permitted. Note: The School Food Trust strongly encourages schools to provide drinks that are unsweetened, unfortified and additive free, and is currently developing a voluntary Code of Practice to support this. Any other comments Chocolate may not be used as an ingredient at lunchtime, for example in puddings or cakes. Cocoa powder is permitted. Further Information Compliant for food based standards for September 2011 menu Paula McKee, Senior Dietitian (Schools) Tel Overall comments Sue Gardner, School Food Development Advisor
5 Brockington College September 2011 Menu Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Nutrient Max/min % Nutrient standard Nutrient Std met Nutrient Std met Nutrient Std met Nutrient Std met Energy (Kcal) EAR Fat (g) Max Saturated fat (g) Max Carbohydrates (g) Min NMS sugars (g) Max Fibre (g) Min Protein (g) Min Iron (mg) Min Zinc (mg) Min Calcium (mg) Min Vitamin A (ug) Min Vitamin C (mg) Min Folate (ug) Min Sodium (mg) Max
6 20 Sep :36 Leicestershire County Council Nutrition Chart - Nutrition Plan PAULA Nutrition Plan: Nutrition Rule: 200 BRSEPT11W1 Sec Lunch BROCKINGTON COLLEGE SEPT11 WEEK 1 Secondary Lunch Percentage of Target > Energy (kc Fat Satd FA /1 Carbohydra NME Sugar NSP Protein Iron Zinc Calcium Vitamin A Vitamin C Folate Sodium > 66.1 (69.6) > (99.5) (178.8) > (103.8) (106.1) (102.8) (107.0) (265.7) (184.3) (89.5) Nutrition Chart - Nutrition Plan Page 1 of 1
7 20 Sep :48 Leicestershire County Council Nutrition Chart - Nutrition Plan PAULA Nutrition Plan: Nutrition Rule: 200 BRSEPT11W2 Sec Lunch BROCKINGTON COLLEGE SEPT 11 WEEK 2 Secondary Lunch Percentage of Target > Energy (kc Fat Satd FA /1 Carbohydra NME Sugar NSP Protein Iron Zinc Calcium Vitamin A Vitamin C Folate Sodium > 72.5 (82.3) > (96.3) (176.9) > (101.9) (106.1) (111.7) (121.6) (251.4) (190.7) > 91.3 Nutrition Chart - Nutrition Plan Page 1 of 1
8 20 Sep :05 Leicestershire County Council Nutrition Chart - Nutrition Plan PAULA Nutrition Plan: Nutrition Rule: 200 BRSEPT11W3 Sec Lunch BROCKINGTON COLLEGE SEPT 11 WEEK 3 Secondary Lunch Percentage of Target > Energy (kc Fat Satd FA /1 Carbohydra NME Sugar NSP Protein Iron Zinc Calcium Vitamin A Vitamin C Folate Sodium > 71.3 (78.5) > (93.7) (200.0) > (105.8) (109.1) (105.4) (155.9) (291.4) (205.7) (96.4) Nutrition Chart - Nutrition Plan Page 1 of 1
9 20 Sep :08 Leicestershire County Council Nutrition Chart - Nutrition Plan PAULA Nutrition Plan: Nutrition Rule: 200 BRSEPT11W4 Sec Lunch BROCKINGTON COLLEGE SEPTEMBER 11 WEEK 4 Secondary Lunch Percentage of Target > Energy (kc Fat Satd FA /1 Carbohydra NME Sugar NSP Protein Iron Zinc Calcium Vitamin A Vitamin C Folate Sodium > 70.9 (75.9) > (94.2) (173.1) > (100.0) (100.0) (100.8) (107.0) (267.1) (192.3) (76.6) Nutrition Chart - Nutrition Plan Page 1 of 1
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