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. 2020 Aug;95:101936. doi: 10.1016/j.foodpol.2020.101936

Table 2.

Sample overview.

Stakeholder level Timepoint 1
(March – June 2015 post-implementation)
Timepoint 2
(September – October 2015 new school year)
Schools (n = 3)

School characteristics:
  • 6 > 200 pupils

  • 6 in 40% most deprived datazones

  • Free School Meal uptake range 71%-99%

  • 3 in rural areas

  • 5 in highly urbanised areas



Lunchtime preparation & serving observations in 10 schools
Interviews with:
  • leaders (n = 10)

  • head cooks (n = 9)

  • teachers (n = 10)

  • lunchtime supervisor (n = 1)




Repeat observations & interviews:
  • leaders (n = 10)

  • head cooks (n = 8)

Local authorities (n = 6)
LA characteristics:
  • Deprivation levelsa: 2 below 10%, 2 between 10 and 20%, 2 > 20%

  • Urban/rural classification:


2 predominantly urban; 3 mixed and 1 rural LA
Case studies in 6 selected local authorities.
Telephone interviews with:
  • LA Catering (n = 11)

  • LA Education (n = 5)

  • Head teachers (n = 3)

a

Deprivation levels defined as percentage of datazones within Local Authority boundary ranked in the 20% most deprived areas according to the Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation.