School Dinners
IF YOUR CHILD HAS ANY FOOD ALLERGIES, PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT SCHOOL IS AWARE BY CONTACTING 02476 340154
In the interests of promoting a healthy lifestyle we request that break-time snacks are kept to a minimum and should be fruit, or vegetables such as cucumbers, carrots and celery. Cereal bars may also provide energy for children, however, these should not be covered with chocolate.
School Meals
Cooked lunches are available at school, at a cost of £2.91 per day. Meals are cooked on the premises and we operate a cafeteria ‘style’ service. The children must therefore bring payment for school meals. Alternatively, Parents/Carers may pay in advance using ParentPay. Further information regarding ParentPay can be found on the link below. Alternatively, please speak to the School Office for further information.
School Dinner Menu
Packed Lunches
Packed lunches should be brought in a named plastic container with a plastic beaker / carton of drink. For safety reasons children should not bring glass bottles or cans of drink, or flasks of hot drink or soup. Please refrain from giving your child sweets as part of their lunch, chocolate bars /biscuits are the exception. A balanced diet is encouraged at all times.
No Nuts in School
We kindly ask parents and children not to bring nuts or products containing nuts into school. This includes items such as peanut butter sandwiches, nut bars, and any snacks with nuts as an ingredient. Many schools have already adopted a similar policy, and we feel it’s important to follow suit.
We have children in our school with nut allergies, and even small traces of nuts can pose a serious risk to their health. By keeping our school nut-free, we can ensure the safety and wellbeing of all our pupils.
Free School Meals
For information about free school meals please see the school office or visit www.warwickshire.gov.uk/education-learning/apply-free-school-meals/2 where you can apply.
Eligibility
Families who receive the following are eligible for free school meals under the Targeted category:
- Universal Credit with annual household earnings of £7,400 or less
- support under Part VI of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999
- income-related Employment and Support Allowance
- guarantee element of Pension Credit.
Families who receive the following are eligible for free school meals under the Expanded category:
Universal credit whose annual earnings are above £7,400.
Young people who get paid these benefits directly, instead of through a parent or guardian, can also get free school meals.