School Meals

Our Primary School menus are carefully developed to appeal to children and provide the perfect balance of essential nutrients.

School Meals

Our Primary School menus are carefully developed to appeal to children and provide the perfect balance of essential nutrients – and to offer them the chance to try a few dishes they may not have tried before. The menu is on a 3 week cycle and provides a hot choice (always including a jacket potatoe), salad bar and sandwich option. We always offer a vegetarian option and a selection of desserts. We pride ourselves in ensuring all children enjoy a delicious, filling meal each day at school.  We also have special theme days built into the school year. We cater for allergies and intolerances. Kitchen staff are experienced in ensuring all pupils are fully included in our mealtimes. Please contact school for any additional information or questions.

School Meals must be paid for in advance. Payment in arrears is not permitted. This can be done via topping up your child’s account in Arbor. School meals are currently £14.75 per week or £2.95 per day. From 1st April 2026, school meals will increase to £3.05 per day.

We use meal patterns, so you must let us know if your child will be having packed lunch or school meals each day of the week. To change your pattern, we must have 1 weeks’ notice

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