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School Meals
School Lunches
Our healthy and nutritious lunches are cooked by our experienced in-house chef using fresh ingredients on our school site. We ensure that all food produced meets the School Food Standards. School lunches cost £2.40 and are freshly made each day.
School meals are planned on a 3 week cycle and always contain a cooked and a sandwich option. Meals must be pre-ordered on www.parentpay.com by Sunday evening for the upcoming week. Allergen information is available against each meal option.
The introduction of the Government’s Universal Infant Free School Meals initiative in September 2014 means that children in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 are entitled to a free school meal.
Pupils in Years 3-6 must pay for their school meals via Parentpay. Free school meals may also be provided for your children if you receive benefits, for example income support or child tax credit. Further information is available from the school office.
If your child has moved from Year 2 to Year 3 this year, we very much hope they will continue having a school meal even though they have to be paid for, as they are healthy and nutritious and represent excellent value. If you have any questions about our school meals, please contact the school office.
If your child has a specific dietary need for a medical reason we would be delighted to provide them with a bespoke special diet menu. Please let us know of any dietary needs.
Our menu for the Spring term is below:
WEEK ONE W/C 2/1, 23/1, 20/2, 13/3 - Available daily: Fresh fruit, Salad, Yogurt and Water
Monday
| Tuesday
| Wednesday
| Thursday
| Friday
|
Macaroni Cheese Bake | Pork sausages with mashed potato and gravy | Chana Dal with rice
| Roast chicken with roast potatoes and gravy | Cod fish fingers with potato wedges and baked beans |
Jacket Potato with Baked Beans and cheese | Vegan sausages with mashed potato and gravy | Jacket Potato with Baked Beans and cheese | Veggie loaf with roast potatoes and gravy | Jacket Potato with Baked Beans and cheese |
Cheese and cucumber sandwich | Cheese and tomato sandwich | Cheese and cucumber sandwich | Egg sandwich | Cheese and cucumber sandwich |
Steamed sweetcorn
Mixed Salad
| Steamed green beans Mixed Salad | Steamed cauliflower and broccoli Mixed Salad | Steamed carrots
Mixed Salad
| Garden peas
Mixed Salad |
Pear and apple crumble with custard Fresh Fruit
| Strawberry jelly
Fresh Fruit | Chocolate cake with custard
Fresh Fruit | Strawberry yogurt
Fresh Fruit | Vanilla ice cream
Fresh Fruit |
WEEK TWO W/C 9/1, 30/1, 27/2, 20/3 - Available daily: Fresh fruit, Salad, Yogurt and Water
Monday | Tuesday
| Wednesday
| Thursday
| Friday
|
Vegetable noodles | Chicken curry with white rice | Pepperoni pizza
| Roast chicken with roast potatoes and gravy | Tuna fish cake with potato wedges and broccoli |
Jacket Potato with Baked Beans and cheese | Paneer, pea and carrot curry with white rice | Margarita pizza | Veggie loaf with roast potatoes and gravy | Jacket Potato with Baked Beans and cheese |
Cheese and cucumber sandwich | Ham sandwich | Mixed vegetable fried rice | Egg sandwich | Cheese and cucumber sandwich |
Steamed sweetcorn
Mixed Salad
| Roasted vegetables
Mixed Salad | Steamed green beans Mixed Salad | Steamed broccoli
Mixed Salad | Steamed garden peas
Mixed Salad |
Mixed berry crumble with custard Fresh Fruit
| Orange jelly
Fresh Fruit | Pineapple cake with custard
Fresh Fruit | Peach yogurt
Fresh Fruit | Strawberry ice cream
Fresh Fruit
|
WEEK THREE W/C 16/1, 6/2, 6/3, 27/3 - Available daily: Fresh fruit, Salad, Yogurt and Water
Monday
| Tuesday
| Wednesday
| Thursday
| Friday
|
Pasta fusilli with tomato sauce | Pork sausages with mashed potato and gravy | Beef mince shepherd’s pie with gravy | Roast chicken with roast potatoes and gravy | Cod fish fingers with potato wedges and baked beans |
Jacket Potato with Baked Beans and cheese | Vegan sausages with mashed potato and gravy | Vegetable shepherd’s pie with gravy | Veggie loaf with roast potatoes and gravy | Jacket Potato with Baked Beans and cheese |
Cheese and cucumber sandwich | Cheese and tomato sandwich | Ham sandwich | Egg sandwich | Cheese and cucumber sandwich |
Steamed green beans
Mixed Salad
| Steamed carrots
Mixed Salad | Steamed savoy cabbage
Mixed Salad | Steamed sweetcorn
Mixed Salad | Garden peas
Mixed Salad |
Chocolate cookie
Fresh Fruit
| Strawberry jelly
Fresh Fruit | Lemon drizzle cake with custard
Fresh Fruit | Pancake with maple syrup
Fresh Fruit | Vanilla ice cream
Fresh Fruit |
Packed Lunches - what you need to know
Eating well is important. Children need to eat well as it will give them energy and nutrients to grow and develop, be healthy and active. A healthy, enjoyable lunch gives children the energy they need to learn and play at school.
At any one time we are likely to have a number of children with nut allergies, and for some of them, exposure to nuts can be very dangerous. Therefore, the school promotes no nuts and no sesame seeds. Please ensure the food you provide does not contain nuts or sesame seeds.
Chocolate and confectionery are not permitted in packed lunches.
Use the information in this leaflet to help make your child a healthier packed lunch.