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Series 1 |
| 1 :01x01 - Episode 1 (Feb/01/2005) | | Jamie Oliver takes over the kitchen of Kidbrooke School in Greenwich, hoping to re-educate the junk food-loving children by introducing a healthy diet to improve concentration and eliminate long-term problems of obesity and heart disease. He joins forces with dinner lady Nora in his Feed Me Better campaign, aiming to promote nutritious dishes throughout the capital's schools before encouraging the rest of the country to follow suit. | | | | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - Episode 3 (Feb/15/2005) | | Jamie Oliver's Feed Me Better campaign seems to be heading off the rails, with only 20 per cent of the teenagers eating his nutritious meals. With just six weeks to spread his message across the London borough of Greenwich, he decides to ban the junk food, making his healthy dishes the only choice, and whisk the 60 cooks away to army training camp to learn how to prepare dinners the Jamie way. | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - Episode 4 (Feb/22/2005) | | The dinner ladies threaten to walk out as Jamie Oliver calls on their services to cook unfamiliar food from scratch and provide more than 20,000 dinners across one London borough. His bid to prove the new regimen will work on a large scale leaves the children initially suspicious of his food, but the time has come to tackle the government about school meals. With the help of Nora, he prepares lunch for Education Secretary Charles Clarke, then keeps his fingers crossed that the new blueprint will get his seal of approval. | | | |
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