School Lunches & Snacks

Dinner Menus

Please click on the school dinner menu below, to see what delicious dinners we have on offer.

The dinner menu rotates on a two week cycle. The menu has the dates written on to show which week is which.

Dinners cost £2.40 a day - £12 a week.

All dinners are to be booked and paid through parent pay.

Free School Meals

Free School Meals – DO YOU QUALIFY FOR FREE SCHOOL MEALS?

Is your child eligible for free school meals? If you receive: income support, income based jobseekers allowance, income-related employment and any other type support allowance, then you may be entitled to free school meals.

If you feel that you may meet any of these criteria then you can call the schools team on 0300 123 5012 to find out more or speak with Miss Craig, who will be able to help you.

We are a NUT free school:

Please can I remind all parents, that we are a nut free school. This means that children should not
be bringing any nuts or nut-based food items (such as Nutella) to school. This is because we have some
children and adults in school with a severe nut allergy.

Breaktime Snacks:

Whilst we know that children love to eat lots of sugary and savoury snacks, it
simply isn’t healthy for them. So, to help you, we have put a suggested top ten list of recommended
breaktime snacks that your child could bring to school.
1. Fresh Fruit
2. Cheese Sticks/Cubes
3. Granola Bars
4. Yogurt
5. Crackers
6. Breakfast Cereal Bars
7. Freeze Dried Fruits
8. Popcorn
9. Healthy Cookies
10. Raisins

Food & Drink Items not permitted:

If a child brings any sugary snacks, fizzy or energy drinks, they will be confiscated and returned to parents at the end of the school day. A healthier snack or drink will be offered to the child such as fruit, water or juice.

Please do not send in snacks and drinks such as:

• Chocolate bars;
• Grab size bags of crisp;
• Sweets;
• Fizzy drinks such as coke;
• Energy drinks.
• And any other food or drink items that are high in sugars. 

If these are brought in they will be taken away from the child and given to parents at the end of the day.

Packed Lunches.

If children would prefer to eat a packed lunch from home, then that is absolutely fine. Please click on the links below to see what kind of healthy packed lunches you could make for your child.

If your child is having a packed lunch, we kindly ask:

• That you do not include ANY types of nuts in the lunch. (This is because we are a nut free school. We do have pupils and adults in school who have a nut allergy)
• That there is no more than one special treat (cake bar etc) in a child's lunch box.
• That you do not send in a fizzy drink. Water and juice (with no added sugars) are advised.
• That you do not send in sweets.

Please click the images below for tips and meals.