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Manchester Fayre School Meals Provider Award winner for Marketing 2010 Cost Sector Caterer Kate Evans Michelle Naylor Operations Manager Marketing Manager Not Fresh Fayre Again Provide school meals to 150 schools across the


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Manchester Fayre School Meals Provider

Award winner for ‘Marketing’ 2010 Cost Sector Caterer

Kate Evans Operations Manager Michelle Naylor Marketing Manager

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Not Fresh Fayre Again…

  • Provide school meals to 150 schools across the

City including:

  • Primary
  • Special
  • Nursery
  • Secondary
  • Serve around 32,000 meals everyday
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About us

  • Provide school meals to 150 schools across the

City including:

  • Primary
  • Special
  • Nursery
  • Secondary
  • Serve around 32,000 meals everyday
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Our Staff

Steve Southern Head of Catering and Town Hall Services Margaret Ball Kate Evans Joanne Sclater Operations Manager Operations Manager Delivery Manager Area Managers Area Managers Marketing Technical Nutrition Admin Development Operations Training Managers 700 Frontline School Catering Staff

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Aim

To encourage switching activity from packed lunches to a school meal.

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Objectives

  • Develop a new menu concept that would appeal to pupils
  • Build awareness and communicate the key features and

benefits

  • Create interest in the service and encourage trial
  • Stimulate demand for school meals and ultimately increase

uptake

  • Improve the perception of school meals
  • Create a positive whole dining experience

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Actions

  • Create and launch a brand new concept
  • Identify schools with highest % of ‘static packed lunch pupils’

to target as priority with the roll-out programme

  • Develop POS signage and create mascots to endorse the

service and bring it to life

  • Execute a targeted PR campaign
  • Produce a range of marketing materials to inform parents and

pupils about the new style service

  • Create a social network that pupils want to be associated with

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Implementation

  • Arrange a meeting with the Head Teacher
  • Take the Lunch time organisers on a site visit
  • Organise training for the school cook
  • Distribute marketing materials to parents
  • Organise a road show to visit school assemblies

and inform pupils about the new concept

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Outcomes

  • Average 15% of pupils switched to school meals
  • PR campaign generated £37.5K reaching 782,957 people
  • Visitors to the school meal website increased by 21%
  • Pupils have become the ambassadors of the school meals

service

  • A positive whole school dining experience has been created.

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How does it work?

Four food stations:

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Serving a range of popular and traditional dishes including: cottage pie and curry with naan bread. Halal and Vegetarian dishes are available at this station everyday. Offering pasta bows to pasta twirls or noodles with a variety

  • f sauces to accompany.

Serving a range of bread rolls and wraps with a variety. Offering a choice of hot and cold fillings daily.

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The pupil journey

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Summary

  • Current uptake 09-10 is 55.94%
  • Uptake for 08-09 nationally was 39.3% (16.64% above the

national average)

  • Roll out of the concept has taken 18 months
  • Overall cost of the concept - £60K
  • Award winning service
  • CSC Winner 2009 - Education Catering
  • APSE Finalist 2009 - Healthy Eating
  • CSC Winner 2010 – Marketing
  • Moving forward

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Questions & Answers

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