AMID mounting concerns at the amount of junk food being consumed by tens of thousands of young children, a school in a disadvantaged area of Limerick continues to lead the way with it’s healthy eating programme.

AS the British Government embarks on a plan to ban junk food in the classroom, a Limerick school has issued an invitation to British education chiefs to visit them and see how it should be done.

A PRIMARY school in Moyross, a disadvantaged part of Limerick, is way ahead of Tony Blair and celebrity chef Jamie Oliver in tackling the junk food epidemic in the classroom.