Basic Fruit Break

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1. Decide to set up a basic fruit break

2. Generate a whole school food policy

3. Set Objectives

4. Issues to Address

	Send a letter home to parents explaining the fruit break
	Provide parents with the RedBranch fruit break parent factsheet
	Promote interest amongst students (contact RedBranch for help with classroom activities etc.)

5. Monitor progress

6. Remind Parents if necessary

You can also read about organising a school-run fruit break.

Remember that you can download the following RedBranch fruit break resources:

	School fruit break document (pdf format, 1.07 MB) Containing all our fruit break information in a printer friendly format, including guidelines on setting up a fruit break in your school
	Fruit break handout for parents (pdf format, 309 KB) A photocopiable document explaining the fruit break for parents

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