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Leftover lunches are offered to pupils who want seconds and the rest are given to children to take home. “We can hold our heads high knowing it's gone home and there’s an opportunity for a family member to enjoy.” She said the lunches also gave children more concentration for learning in the afternoon. “It creates excitement and people are on a level playing field. No-one is coming with things for lunch like birthday cake from the night before. It’s quite uplifting.” The school supplies a weekly list to the providers with dietary requirements, including gluten free, vegetaria...

“They should be in school doing the same things and having the same opportunities... “The opportunities shouldn’t be different to any other school. That’s something I’m passionate about.” David Unwin/Stuff Retiring educator Kerry Howard, centre, with pupils Joshua Riley, left, Ethan Huynh, Izariah Reuben-Leota, Katelyn Flutey and Aarav Jha. The way children with learning difficulties were treated had changed since she started, when children with disabilities and intellectual impairment of all ages were in the same class. “We’d never heard of autism or [attention deficit h...