Source: www.harrowtimes.co.uk
KENTON, U.K., June 30, 2010: Education watchdog, Ofsted, issued a “Notice to Improve” to Kenton Day Nursery after a vegetarian Hindu mother discovered her son had been served fish for lunch. She complained to Ofsted in March and the watchdog published its findings in April.
A summary of its conclusions states: “We carried out an announced visit to the premises and found the provider had not taken the necessary steps to safeguard and promote the welfare of children in relation to children’s special dietary requirements, preferences or food allergies they may have.
Richard Money, Asquith’s sales and operations director, said: “Our number one priority is always the safety and well-being of every child at our nursery and we take the allegation, and the subsequent Ofsted findings, extremely seriously.