86 Provision of food and drink on school premises etc
Education and Inspections Act 2006 (2006 c 40) | Legislation

Food and drink provided on school premises etc

86  Provision of food and drink on school premises etc

(1)     For section 114 of SSFA 1998 (nutritional standards for school lunches) and the cross-heading preceding it substitute—

“Food and drink provided on school premises etc
114A Requirements for food and drink provided on school premises etc

(1)     Regulations may prescribe requirements which, subject to such exceptions as may be provided for by or under the regulations, are to be complied with in connection with—

(a)     food or drink provided on the premises of any school maintained by a [local authority], or

(b)     food or drink provided at a place other than school premises by a [local authority] or the governing body of a school maintained by such an authority to any registered pupil at the school.

(2)     Regulations under this section may in particular—

(a)     specify nutritional standards, or other nutritional requirements, which are to be complied with;

(b)     require that

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