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Nova Scotia School Lunch Program Begins

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Lunch will be served at 255 schools this year in the first phase of the Nova Scotia School Lunch Program. The first lunches were served at 28 schools today, October 1, including at St. Anne's Elementary School in Glace Bay (photos below). Lunch will be available at other schools later this month. More information about the program is available at: https://nslunch.ca/
Photo of pitas on plates in a school kitchen

Student lunches are ready on Taco Tuesday today, October 1, at St. Anne's Elementary School in Glace Bay. (Communications Nova Scotia)

Photo of a girl eating a taco at school

Student Daisy Marsh enjoys Taco Tuesday at St. Anne's Elementary School in Glace Bay. (Communications Nova Scotia)

Photo of Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Becky Druhan looking at lunches with a student

Becky Druhan, Minister of Education and Early Childhood Development, helps distribute school lunches, including one for student Rory McPherson, during Taco Tuesday at St. Anne's Elementary School in Glace Bay. (Communications Nova Scotia)

Photo of school lunch worker serving a pita to a student

Student Aliliana Ani picks up her lunch at St. Anne's Elementary School in Glace Bay. (Communications Nova Scotia)

Photo of two students at lunch

Students Aliliana Ani, left, and Riya Shree chat during lunch. (Communications Nova Scotia)

Photo of Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Becky Druhan with children at lunchtime

Becky Druhan, Minister of Education and Early Childhood Development, chats with student Subaita Aveesha during Taco Tuesday. (Communications Nova Scotia)

Other than cropping, CNS photos are not to be altered in any way.

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