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ALT Mayor of London helps serve drinks to primary school children who are sitting eating their lunch at dinner tables surrounded by Christmas crackers in a decorated hall.
ALT Mayor of London pulls a Christmas cracker with one of the pupils.
ALT Close up of the winning poem by Ishall: School lunch is the best I’ve had, Sometimes jerk chicken, it is never bland Talking to my friends while eating, It’s like having a very fun meeting, Making sure everyone eats, Helps us be strong and to compete! Teachers sittings with us at lunch, Laughing, talking, and they’re a great bunch! The Chefs are great, they cook from scratch, Fresh ingredients from our vegetable patch. Healthy, happy, I love coming to school, this feeling Should be a number one rule! School lunch should be free for all, Thank you Mayor for making that call.
ALT The Mayor of London meets with a member of staff who is celebrating 34 years of serving young Londoners their lunches.
ALT Schoolchildren gathering round Hackney School of Food kitchen in Mandeville Primary School
ALT Council leaders, food justice partners holding commission report for photo
ALT Council leading and schoolchildren having lunch
ALT Image of healthy lunch provided to school children
ALT Cllr Chris Kennedy with students from Kingsmead Primary School. Residents and visitors to Hackney are invited to take a journey of discovery across the borough by following a trail of globe sculptures that explores shared history, with the aim of making racial justice a reality.
ALT Cllr Chris Kennedy with students from Gayhurst School. The World Reimagined art education project has brought a free trail of globes to Hackney’s streets located at key locations, including Dalston Curve Garden, Ridley Road Market, St John’s Churchyard, and Hackney Bridge.
ALT Cllr Chris Kennedy with students from Mandeville Primary School. Local Schools who took part in The World Reimagined learning programme have created a series of smaller globe sculptures that are on display at Homerton Library and Rio Cinema.
ALT 72% of people support the expansion of Free School Meals
