Yes, as long as it is not a closed campus, you can do lunch care service. There is a middle school in our community, and there is a universal bell next to the school. As far as I know, they have lunch service. After all, the school is an old school, and there is no place to take a nap in the classroom, so the market for lunch support is still quite large.

Because the noon time is so short, the lunch guarantee is not as complicated as the later guarantee, and there are only two key points: eating and sleeping. If you eat, you need to ensure the nutritional collocation of each meal. After all, middle school students have higher requirements for nutritional intake when they grow up, and parents are also very concerned about this. You can sleep in the dormitory according to school standards. First, men and women are separated. Then, if possible, you can set up rooms of various grades to give students more choices, but it is best not to have more than 8 people in the same room. In addition, it is very important that if you want to do lunch support, then the organization must be close to the school, which can reduce the traffic risk on the road on the one hand, and shorten the time on the road on the other hand, so that children can have more time to eat and rest.