Ordering and payments
Lunch menus
Overview

Ordering and payments

Lunches are provided free of charge for children in Reception to Year 2 as well as those families eligible for Free School Meals.  For the academic year 2024/25 this has been extended to include all statutory school aged children (Reception to Year 6).

A vegetarian option is always available and the kitchen is usually able to cater for special dietary/medical needs if given advance notice – please contact the school office so we can help you organise this if necessary.

If your child is not entitled to a Free School Meal (FSM), the cost of a meal is £2.40 per day (£12.00pw).  Dinner money is to be paid in advance, either at the school office or online via ipayimpact.

If you wish to change your child's lunchtime arrangement, i.e. from a packed lunch to a school meal or vice versa, you must go to the school office where you will be required to sign a form confirming the change.  Changes will take effect from the Monday following your request.

Lunch menus

  • Week 1  -  2nd Sept,  23rd Sept,  14th Oct,  4th Nov,  25th Nov,  16th Dec

    Week 2  -  9th Sept,  30th Sept,  21st Oct,  11th Nov,  2 Dec

    Week 3  -  16th Sept,  7th Oct,  18th Nov,  9th Dec

  • Week 1  -  6th Jan,  27th Jan,  24th Feb,  17th Mar,  21st Apr

    Week 2  -  13th Jan,  3rd Feb,  3rd Mar,  24th Mar,  28th Apr

    Week 3  -  20th Jan,  10th Feb,  31st Mar

​​​​​​​Applying for free school meals

Some parents may be entitled to receive free school meals for their children.

In order to determine if you are eligible and to apply please click here.

Packed Lunch Guidance

Magic Breakfast

We are proud to be in partnership with Magic Breakfast, providing healthy breakfasts to our pupils so that they are settled and ready to learn. Magic Breakfast provides our pupils with a nutritious breakfast, in compliance with the Schools Food Standards, to ensure that they start their school day in the best possible way. As a school, we offer a 'grab and go' style breakfast for all pupils.  Research suggests that eating breakfast is a vital part of improving learning, school attendance and the health and wellbeing for all children which aligns with our school vision.