School Meals
Our school cook is proud to provide a balanced and varied menu with options each day that appeal to our pupils and account for any dietary requirements. We encourage as many children as possible to have a school meal, especially those who are entitled to a free school meal.
The current menu is available below with the dates for each week in the top left hand corner for reference. Children from Year 1 are able to order their meal choice for the day each morning when the register is taken, but if you prefer to support your child with their choices you can.
To make your choice you need to login to your School Spider account and book your child in for a school meal then choose from the options available. Meals can be booked for the whole term.
Meals can be pre booked, even if your child is entitled to a free school meal.
Please note, to encourage them to enjoy a variety of dishes alongside their peers, our Nursery children are served with the Cook's Choice option each day.
If you have any questions or would like to discuss particular requirements with the cook, please contact the school office.
All Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 children are entitled to a FREE school lunch. (UIFSM)
Please note, UIFSM does not apply to Nursery children.
Income Related Free School Meals
Many children in school are eligible for IRFSM. If you are unsure if they are eligible you can apply at:https://www.cloudforedu.org.uk/ofsm/sims or contact the school office for advice.
Packed Lunches
Whilst we encourage all our children to enjoy a home cooked meal everyday in the school dining room, we understand that some families prefer to opt for packed lunches. We have a National Healthy Schools Award and as part of this we operate a healthy packed lunch policy. To support your children to develop healthy lifestyles, we ask for your support in conforming with our policy.
A healthy balanced diet has been shown to have a positive effect on mood and emotional regulation. It plays a vital role in growth and development as well as in avoiding obesity, tooth decay, heart disease, diabetes and cancer.