Lunch Menu
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From September 2014 all infant children (children in EYFS, Year 1 and Year 2) have been entitled to a free school meal every day as part of the Government Universal Infant Free School Meal provision. Children in Key Stage 2 pay for their meals.
Completed menus should be returned to the school office with the appropriate money. Please contact the school office for current meal prices.
Lunch money is collected via Parentpay.
All meals can be paid for using an online App called Parentpay. Parents will receive a log on generated by school for each child. Please add all children onto your account even if they are entitled to Universal Infant Free School Meals (see above).
We have two lunch sittings. Our infants eat first followed by our KS2 classes. Children having packed lunches eat in the main school hall with children who have school lunches. Our school lunches are served family style and children have the opportunity to choose where they sit.
Children may have a hot school meal or bring a packed lunch from home. Please see our Lunch Menu information in our Parents section for more information about our hot meal options. We promote healthy eating and ask that packed lunches do not contain fizzy drinks, chocolate bars and gummy sweets etc. We understand that children can go through many phases when it comes to food. For further ideas, tips, recipes and information about healthy packed lunches please follow this link: https://www.nhs.uk/healthier-families/recipes/healthier-lunchboxes/
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