Are you from a school canteen?
Small or large? Primary, secondary or P-12? Government, non government
or catholic?
Are you involved with a food service at your school - a school
canteen or tuckshop, special lunch days or preparing and serving
food to students?
The Victorian School Canteen Association (VSCA) Inc is run by
schools, for schools. We help bring school canteen people
around Victoria together to share ideas and information, compare
notes and support one another.
We aim to help school canteen people to
help each other to provide the best
possible food service for our schools.
Download an "overview"
of VSCA - who, what, when, how and why? [1-page pdf, 109kb]
The Victorian School Canteen Association (VSCA) is an incorporated
association (A0013400G).
VSCA was the first school canteen association in Australia. It
was founded in the early 1980s and legally incorporated in 1987.
This makes VSCA the oldest school canteen association
in Australia.
We've been helping schools to happy munching for over
20 years!
A voluntary committee manages VSCA. Committee members are from
schools around Victoria, and are elected at the Annual General Meeting
each November.
*(If you would like to know more
about the VSCA Committee, please contact
us.)
VSCA is an
independent, self-help,
community-based, non government organisation.
It is for school representatives involved or
interested in any kind of school food service: canteens,
tuckshops, cafeterias, special lunch days, etc.
VSCA has no government funding and is not a government
body. We are a network for school canteen people to work together
and help one another.
Our members include school canteen managers,
canteen helpers, canteen committees, canteen lessees, principals,
school councillors, teachers, bursars, parents.
Our member schools include:
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small and large schools
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primary, secondary and P-12 colleges
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city and country schools
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government, catholic and independent schools
VSCA's Aims
VSCA Membership
Download
a "overview" of VSCA - what, who, when, how and why?
[pdf, 109kb]
October 2008
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