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Fonterra has rolled out the Milk for Schools programme out across New Zealand. The rollout started towards the end of Term 1, 2013 in Southland and continued to move through the country during the year, with all schools who wish to take part on board by the end of Term 1, 2014.

In Term 3, 2013, Arakura was confirmed as a school that would recieve free Milk for School. Milk monitors, parent helpers, and training was put in place, and all children recieved their first free drinks in Week 7.

Through the Fonterra Milk for Schools programme, Fonterra will provide:

All Year 1 – 6 children a free serving of Anchor Lite UHT milk every school day
Free lease of a Fonterra fridge to chill the milk
Free delivery of the milk, and collection of used packaging for recycling
A free recycling kit consisting of recycling bins and bags

Why is Fonterra doing this?

Nothing is more important than the health of our kids. We believe Milk for Schools can make a lasting difference to kids’ health and we’re committed to getting Kiwi kids drinking more milk.

Why Milk?

Milk is packed with goodness for growing children such as: calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, vitamins and zinc. Milk also supplies other essential nutrients for growing children, including protein for muscle growth and vitamins like riboflavin that release the energy from food.

Milk for Schools waiū ki kura

Fonterra has rolled out the Milk for Schools programme out across New Zealand. The rollout started towards the end of Term 1, 2013 in Southland and continued to move through the country during the year, with all schools who wish to take part on board by the end of Term 1, 2014.

Why is Fonterra doing this?

Nothing is more important than the health of our kids. We believe Milk for Schools can make a lasting difference to kids’ health and we’re committed to getting Kiwi kids drinking more milk.

Why Milk?

Milk is packed with goodness for growing children such as: calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, vitamins and zinc. Milk also supplies other essential nutrients for growing children, including protein for muscle growth and vitamins like riboflavin that release the energy from food.

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