Concerns over quality and portion size
Catering services for Island schools have had a mixed response since being centralised.
Education and Children Minister Graham Cregeen admitted his department had asked all primary and secondary schools for their views.
Only one felt the level of service was now improved, with others split between seeing little change or reporting a reduced quality of food.
Mr Cregeen said feedback had been passed onto the catering teams who had vowed to address the concerns.
North Douglas MHK David Ashford who raised the issue, highlighted parents' concerns over school dinners:
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