Pupils Archie Alexander and Mark Taylor with Aspens Services executive Ken Tee and some of the home-grown fruit and vegetables

MORE than 250 pupils at Churchill Primary School tucked into a hearty harvest lunch of home-grown fruit and vegetables.

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School catering company Aspens Services helped the school arrange the tasty dinner, using ingredients grown by teachers and pupils’ parents, as well as the school’s own garden.

The lunch followed a harvest service at St Mary’s Church in Langford, where pupils took gifts of produce to be donated to the Children’s Hospice at Wraxall.

Aspens executive Ken Tee said: “Getting the whole school – pupils, parents and teaching staff – involved in creating a great-tasting meal using fresh, home-grown fruit and vegetables turned the harvest lunch into a really special occasion.”