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1. Background to the Study

Table 2: Case Study Schools selected for Strand 3

School	Type	Total pupils	% free school meal	Value of free school meal	Catering	Type of Monitoring
~	Rural Primary	42	4%	£1.80	Hot meal supplied by local pub_________________	No external monitoring
^^2	Rural primary	4o4	~%₀	£1.50	Hot meal cooked on premises + sandwich choice + salad bar; in- house catering____________	No external monitoring
3^	City Primary	495	34%	£1.50	Hot meal cooked on premises (DSO)_________	Central contact
1	London Primary	^235	39%	£1.20	Hot meal cooked on premises; LEA PFI¹ with outside contractor	LEA client monitoring
35	London primary	~280	43%	71	Hot meal using regeneration oven + other choices; in-house	No external monitoring
^6	Urban Primary	334	48%	£1.35	Sandwich and hot soup delivered by private contractor_______________	Central contract
77	Rural Middle	420	^^5%	£1.38	Hot meal cooked on premises by private contractor	LEA SLA² monitoring
"8	Town Middle	49o	^^2%	£1.38	Hot meal — school in- house service	Private consultancy
^^9	Town middle	^^5θδ	“6%	N/A	No meal provision except delivered packed meals for free school meal	Central contract
Ло	City Middle	4	13%	£1.35	Hot meal cooked on premises + other choices; outside caterer under PFI buildings contract_________	PFI contractor entitled to monitor at any time
41	Urban Secondary	1,910	^-6%	£1.40	Hot meal, sixth form servery, private contractor	No external monitoring
~22	Urban Secondary	^770	45%	£1.40	Hot meal - private contractor_______________	LEA SLA monitoring
43	London Secondary	1,064	48%	£1.60	Hot Meal cooked on premises, + sandwich bar + breakfast club, LEA PFI with private contractor	LEA client monitoring
44	City Secondary	1,339	15%	£1.95	Hot meal cooked on premises + sandwich + salad options; breakfast bar; 6^th Form servery; private contractor_________	LEA core monitoring + SLA
45	City secondary	1,4δδ	25%	£1.75	Hot meal cooked on premises + other choices; private contractor_________	LEA core monitoring + SLA

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