Lunch Box Analysis

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Lunch Box Analysis

• Analysed by Year 3

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• How we analysed our data
• First we collected the data in a tally chart.
• We collected data from the whole school and we
  typed it on Excel.
• We used the data to make bar charts and pie
  charts.
• We looked at the charts and talked about what
  children in our school eat.

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What we have found out Lower School Reception Rec
eption class are quite healthy. They dont eat to
many biscuits, crisps and cakes but more children
could eat fruit and vegetables. Year 1 We think
Year one are doing well with their healthy eating
they could eat a few more vegetables. Year
2 Year 2 are making a good start on eating well.
They eat a lot of fruit but they could eat less
crisps.
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• Upper School
• Year 3
• The most popular food in Year 3 was fruit.
• Year 4
• Year 4 are quite healthy, only 6 people had cake
  and more had fruit
• and vegetables. They could eat a few less
  biscuits.
• Year 5
• In Year 5 they do have fruit and vegetables for
  lunch but they eat more fatty
• foods than they should. We suggest they
  eat more fruit and vegetables and
• a few less treats.
• Year 6
• Year 6 do eat lots of fruit, to be healthier they
  could cut down on the amount of
• crisps they eat.

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Reception
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• Question
• Which is the least favourite
• food?

Question What is the most popular food?
Observations Children dont just like food on the
tally chart, they liked more foods that weren't
on the chart.
Observations The least favourite food in
reception is a wrap.
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Year 1
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Question Do Year 1 eat more fruit of vegetables?

• Question
• Do they eat a lot of crisps?

Observations They eat more fruit than vegetables.
Observations They ate 6 packets of crisps.
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Year 2
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Question How many people eat yoghurt in year
two?
Question Which food was more popular, biscuits
or vegetables?

• Observation
• Our pie chart shows six people
• liked yoghurt in year two.

Observation They were both the same, 4 children
ate biscuits and 4 children ate vegetables.
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Year 3
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Question What was the most and least popular food
in Year 3?

• Question
• How much fruit do Year 3 eat?

Observation Our bar graph shows most people ate
fruit and no people ate wraps in year 3 for
lunch.
Observation The pie chart shows Year 3 ate lots
of fruit .
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Year 4
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• Question
• How many people in year 4 ate
• fruit and vegetables?

Question Do Year 4 eat many treats?
Observation From our graph we can see that 6
people had cake.
Observation 7 people ate vegetables and 9 people
ate fruit in year 4.
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Year 5
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Question How many people eat fruit in year
5?

• Question
• What did year 5 eat most of? What
• did they eat least of?

Observation Year 5 ate most sandwiches. One of
the foods they ate least was vegetables.
Observation Seven people ate fruit.
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Year 6
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• Question
• Do many people eat
• vegetables in year 6?

Question Do year 6 eat more healthy foods than
unhealthy foods?
Observations Our pie chart shows that lots of
people eat fruit and sandwiches but lots of
people eat crisps as well.
Observations Only 2 people ate vegetables in year
6.