Auto-Enrolment

Nearly 100 organisations urge the government to automatically enroll thousands of eligible children who are missing out on free school meals.

Bremner & Co is really pleased to partner with the FixOurFood Free School Meals (FSM) Auto-enrolment project, which, with the backing of nearly 100 organisations, is calling on the government to use the upcoming Children’s Wellbeing Bill to introduce FSM auto-enrolment nationwide. An estimated 470,000 children in England are eligible for FSM but missing out

Nearly 100 organisations urge the government to automatically enroll thousands of eligible children who are missing out on free school meals. Read More »

New research: Evaluating the implementation of a new auto-enrolment process for free school meal

Bremner & Co’s leaders contribute to a new study on the implementation of the auto-enrolment process, published in The Lancet. Building upon the success of the Fix Our Food auto-enrolment pilot, which has enabled over 20,000 additional children to access free school meals, a recent study’s abstract was published in The Lancet, co-authored by Bremner

New research: Evaluating the implementation of a new auto-enrolment process for free school meal Read More »

£2.53 per meal? No wonder our school kids are being fed cold potatoes

Dayna Brackley, Food Policy Consultant, discusses the government’s £2.53 per meal rate for school meals in her latest article for the Independent. Highlighting the many challenges caterers face when working to provide nutritious meals amidst rising costs, she stresses the influence of inadequate funding on meal quality. She also discusses the administrative barriers that prevent

£2.53 per meal? No wonder our school kids are being fed cold potatoes Read More »

Closing the Hunger Gap: The Urgent Case for Free School Meal Auto-Enrolment

Today, Myles Bremner joined 129 signatories, representing charities, councils and academia, in a letter to Schools Minister, Damian Hinds, demanding the automatic enrolment of all eligible children in free school meals. This International School Meals Day, we are confronted with a stark reality: under the Department for Education’s outdated ‘opt-in’ approach, 11% of eligible children

Closing the Hunger Gap: The Urgent Case for Free School Meal Auto-Enrolment Read More »

Scroll to Top