Primary 7 recently took the initiative to address the disappearance of katsu curry from the school menu with Eddie P7 leading the petition. Eddie and the class worked together to write a clear and polite letter to the food service manager explaining how popular the meal had been, why pupils would like to see it return. Eddie even grabbed a clipboard and took his petition into the playground to get signatures from the other classes.

Primary 7 received a positive reply from the Food Service Manager, who thanked the class for taking the time to write and explained that pupil feedback is always valued when reviewing school meals; the manager noted that adding katsu curry back onto the menu is possible and confirmed that the kitchen team will work to bring it back in the next few weeks, while also praising Eddie’s leadership and the whole class for showing maturity, responsibility, and excellent communication in putting their request forward. This links to the Rights of the Child, as Primary 7 were exercising their right to express their views (Article 12) and have adults listen and take them seriously.