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ADVERTORIAL


Switching Ready for September Made Easy


with apetito


School meals should be about providing nutritious meals that give pupils energy to focus on learning. However, far too often it’s simply causing significant headaches, with schools experiencing inconsistent meal quality, rising costs, labour challenges, poor menu variety and low uptake.


Many schools want to make change when it comes to their catering services. However, with September only being a few months away, switching catering suppliers ready for the new academic year may feel like too big a challenge.


This is understandable as when it comes to moving to a new catering provider there is always uncertainty and logistical elements to consider. Questions will rightly be asked about if the new provider will be able to deliver on the quality of meals and if the dishes will be enjoyed by pupils.


We know that change can be daunting, but with apetito there is a simple solution available that delivers outstanding quality, simplified operations and serious cost savings in every bite. With apetito’s revolutionary premium pre-prepared meals service, switching for September is simple.


With our premium pre-prepared meals, lunchtimes will swiftly become a highlight of every pupil’s day. Don’t just take our word for it, here is what some pupils at Ursuline School had to say about our meals.


When speaking about apetito, Alexander, age nine said:


They make healthy and hot meals that keep me energised for


the day. Every day of the week we get try different meals. My parents als think the fod they serve here


is god and healthy. My Mum got to try it when they came in for Christmas Lunch.


Fellow pupil Amber, age nine said:


My favurite part of the schol day is eating lunch because I know it wil


alwys be very tasty. There are als lots of optios to chose from, which means


or lunches are vried and not the sme thing every day. My favurite dishes are either the vegetable quche or the


chicken gojos as they’re both tasty and flavurful. It alwys makes me feel


god that I’m eating a balanced lunch and makes a real difference to my day


because I get filed up from the lunches and I’m not hungry for the rest of the day until I get home.


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