Translation for 'school milk' from English to Norwegian

school milk

skolemelk {m/f}gastr.

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to milk

å mjølke

å melke

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milk

mjølk {m/f}

melk {m/f}

breast milk

brystmelk {m/f}

morsmelk {m/f}

soy milk

soyamelk {m/f}gastr.

milk bottle

melkeflaske {m/f}

whole milk

helmelk {m/f}gastr.

helmjølk {m/f}gastr.nærings.

unskimmed milk

helmjølk {m/f}gastr.nærings.

full-cream milk

helmjølk {m/f}gastr.nærings.

cow's milk

kumelk {m/f}

low-fat milk [Am.]

lettmelk {m/f}gastr.nærings.

school

skole {m}

boarding school

kostskole {m}utda.

school age

skolealder {m}

school system

skolesystem {n}utda.

nursery school

barnehage {m}utda.

school playground

skolegård {m}

• "Some others who can't feed their children coz they don't have the money for milk" - a reference to Margaret Thatcher who, as Education Secretary, abolished free school milk for primary school children and became known as "Thatcher the milk snatcher".
• Tetra Pak also works with Chinese schools to regulate storage, distribution and recycling of school milk.
• On 11 June, they released their sole album "Free School Milk". and peaked at #64 in the UK Albums Chart.
• NFU once again made its mark on school lunches when it helped pass school milk legislation through Congress.
• He also attacked Margaret Thatcher on the end of school milk during the same administration.

• They were the most common form of packaging for school milk in the early 1970s, but have been gradually superseded by third pint cartons and plastic bottles.
• He also promoted and secured free school milk for key stage one students in Wales, helped to establish the Small Schools Fund, and wrote a Biomass Strategy based on a local project in Llanwyddyn to provide heat and hot water for the school and surrounding houses.
• He was a frequent dissenter from the Conservative Government's line in Parliament, including over the introduction of value added tax (VAT) on children's shoes, the ending of free school milk for older primary school children, and the introduction of museum charges.
• In 1971 Durant supported Thatcher's decision to end free school milk on the grounds that many children did not like it.
• The Provision of Free Milk Regulations 1946, made under Section 49 of the 1944 act, provided free school milk to all children under 18 in maintained schools from August 1946.

• His report on the effects of milk on schoolchildren brought about the introduction of Free School Milk in British Schools from the Education Act 1944.
• One of the key elements of the programme was a national school milk program which provided a daily milk ration to children during morning and afternoon recesses.
• The industry had a significant impact on people's lives in the region through the work of the Darling Downs Dairy Co-operative, through the co-operative's direct connections with the region's farmer suppliers and through the manufacture of products and brands important in people's daily lives (including cream and milk deliveries, school milk programs and the Unity brand).
• Perhaps the second most famous example was Lord Boyd-Orr's work in Scotland, which showed the benefits of giving school children free milk – this led to universal school milk provision across Scotland and later the whole of Great Britain.
• For example, he opposed the withdrawal of free school milk from the Borough's children which was happening as the result of the government budget cuts policy.

• Originally, the program was variously referred to as either the School Milk Program, the Special Milk Program, or the Special School Milk Program.
• By 1922, California Dairy Council implemented a school milk service to nearly every major city in the state.