Free Meals Sample Clauses

Free Meals. All eligible children who are registered pupils of a maintained school, attend free provision before and after lunch and whose Parent(s) is/are in receipt of specified benefits are entitled to a free school meal daily during attendance and where the Provider is a maintained school, the school must ensure this meal is provided.
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Free Meals. 8.1 All eligible children who are registered pupils of a maintained school, attend free provision before and after lunch and whose Parent(s) is/are in receipt of specified benefits are entitled to a free school meal and where the Provider is a maintained school, the school must ensure this meal is provided. 8.2 The Council will consider and determine whether to fund the cost of lunch when a child who would qualify for Free School Meals in a maintained school takes up their funded entitlement at a private, voluntary or independent provider in accordance with paragraph A4.33 of Schedule 4. 9 Equality and Diversity The Provider should: 9.1 demonstrate that an equal opportunities policy is observed in the setting. 9.2 have due regard to the Special Educational Needs and Disability Code of Practice on identification and assessment of special needs, supporting children with special educational needs or disabilities and any other guidance issued by the Secretary of State; 9.3 adopt an inclusive approach which promotes and provides equality of opportunity particularly to the most disadvantaged, looked after Children and Children with a disability or special educational needs thus ensuring that every Child is included and supported; 9.4 provide appropriate support to enable every Child, including disabled Children, disadvantaged Children and Children with special educational needs achieve their full potential.
Free Meals. 5.3.1. Workers working according to this agreement shall receive free meals. A meal refers to breakfast and two meals per day, and bread and/or other that is served with coffee during coffee breaks. Workers who do not live at the employee camp, however, shall only receive free meals as per their work time at any given time. When holidays/shifts-off are taken at the development site, the employer shall provide the workers with free meals and housing. 5.3.2. If a contractor is unable to drive the workers at a permanent workplace to the canteen during coffee breaks (if taken), the contractor shall set up a coffee-break facility at the work sites. The workers shall have access to hygiene facilities/toilets at the work sites.
Free Meals. The Employer will continue to offer free lunches and dinners to employees who work on a holiday or to an employee who is called in by the Employer to work on a scheduled day off, or on “snow days” to be named at the Employer’s discretion.
Free Meals. Serve meals (or snacks under the Afterschool Snack Program) to children from households whose income is at or below the free limit of the Income Eligibility Guidelines or to children from SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly known as Food Stamps) households or DE-TANF assistance units that provide a case number.
Free Meals. The Academy Trust must comply with any Guidance in relation to free meals in the further education sector, as far as it applies to the Academy.

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