School Meals and Breaktime snacks
School provided meals
School meals are prepared and cooked fresh daily in our own school kitchen by a company we employ called Mellors Catering. The current menus can be found below:
Week One menu Week commencing: 02/11, 23/11, 14/12
Week Two menu Week commencing: 09/11, 30/11
Week Three menu Week commencing: 16/11, 7/12
Home provided packed lunches and snacks
Pupils may bring their own packed lunch as an alternative to a school meal. Parents/carers are encouraged to provide healthy snacks and school provides guidance and support in relation to the following:
Mid-Morning Snacks
Children in Years 3, 4, 5 and 6 may bring their own healthy snack (no sweets or crisps please).
Pupils in Reception , Year 1 and Year 2 are provided with a free mid-morning snack via the Government's free fruit scheme.
School provided mid-morning snack
Mid-morning snack is available to purchase for Years 3, 4, 5 and 6 via Schoolgateway.
All school snacks (served at morning break for Yr 3,4,5 & 6) must be ordered and purchased using the School Gateway app. You have to order at least a day in advance and can choose to pay daily, weekly or monthly.
Monday and Wednesday – Toast and Juice. £0.50 including drink.
Tuesday and Thursday – Toasted bagel and juice. £0.50 including drink.
Friday – Sausage or Veggie sausage bap or cheese on toast. £1.25 including drink
Every effort is made to provide a healthy snack that is low in fat, sugar and salt content.
Special Dietary Requirements
Cultural and religious diets
Many people follow diets related to their culture or religious beliefs and the school will make every effort to provide meals for all children. Parents should inform the school if there are specific foods their child cannot eat due to cultural and religious beliefs. This will ensure we identify that every child receives the correct meal, particularly as many of these children are very young and eating school meals for the first time.
Medical Diets
Medical diets are a very important part of catering provision in schools. Allergen procedures are essential to ensure the needs of individual pupils who have medically identified allergens, are safely met.
If your child has a medically backed allergen which means they are unable to eat certain foods offered on our menu, you must ensure you have completed an online Medical Dietary Request form (via the link below) and a Medical Dietary Needs Menu form (either download a copy from the link below or contact the school office for a paper copy). The menu form must be completed to confirm which foods your child CAN eat from our menu due to their allergen.
From September 2026 there will be some changes to the provision of Free School Meals. Please click on the link below to view information and any action required.
Changes to Free School Meals September 2026