suebfg
Mon 03-Dec-12 18:39:28
DS has said he has had honey sandwiches today for his lunch today. We had opted for the sandwich choice as he didn't like the hot dinner choices. but I was thinking more ham or cheese - not honey. Would you be cross too?
healstorturepeople
Tue 04-Dec-12 11:12:17
''but for the moment, he won't be allowed to choose sandwiches''
My goodness, talk about an overreaction.
It will be honey roast ham and he's made a mistake. There is not a 'fussy child' option for school lunches and school lunches are regulated and honey sandwiches would not be on the menu.
At my school we once had an oven malfunction so we chipped in and made tuna sandwiches, jam sandwiches and chocolate spread sandwiches. The children were delighted at the strange meal as a one off. It did them no harm.
You are overreacting.
sparkle12mar08
Tue 04-Dec-12 11:52:09
My money's on honey roast ham too. Do let us know when you find out, it's quite a cute misunderstanding on both your parts!
suebfg
Tue 04-Dec-12 17:56:39
He does know the difference between honey and ham! I have asked him and he says it looked a bit like marmalade. I don't think I am at all overreacting but you are entitled to your opinion.
Well it sounds like a rubbish lunch for the winter anyway. 
RiversideMum
Tue 04-Dec-12 18:10:19
I agree, it sounds like a rubbish filling for a sandwich lunch and would not be allowed at a state school as the sugar content of honey is too high!
Out of interest, here is a link to my local area's school lunch menu, which I think is excellent. I'm having everything from tomorrow's menu! I wish! 
suebfg
Tue 04-Dec-12 20:53:41
School has confirmed he had honey sandwiches so DS was not mistaken
suebfg
Tue 04-Dec-12 21:23:32
They didn't. I don't want to make a big thing of it with the school as they do offer lots of choice and they know that DS is not to have this. But I am shocked that they could think that this is an acceptable sandwich as the school seems very good. Quite strict re what children can take in as a snacks etc
lopsided
Wed 05-Dec-12 19:53:43
I would be irritated too op. I expect you are paying at least 2 quid a day for it too.