A mum has complained after claiming her daughter was served a baguette which was "basically empty" at a school in Wales. The pupil was served the meal at West Monmouth School in Pontypool on September 26. Upon receiving the sandwich, she sent a photograph of its contents to her mum complaining about the paltry amount of filling in the roll.
Mum Donna Jones contacted WalesOnline just days after the same school apologised for an error in the kitchen after serving another pupil a tiny lunch of just three potato wedges and beans this week.
"She sent me a picture and said 'mum, this is my lunch' and that there was hardly any filling in it," she said. £I thought 'is that what my money is paying for'? I wouldn't serve that to my children myself. I just feel that someone couldn't be bothered and just put a tiny bit of ham in."
