
School Meals
School Meals – Prepared by Pantry
Foundation, Year 1 and Year 2 (KS1)
All children within these year groups are eligible for a FREE school meal each day. From late October 2025 all orders will need to be placed by parents by 9am on the day via ParentPay, we will no longer be able to order in class.
Each day there will be a choice: main school meal/vegetarian meal/pasta/sandwich or jacket potato along with a pudding.
A packed lunch is still an option available for your child should you prefer, however we would encourage all parents to take advantage of the free school meal option as this will provide your child with a hot, nutritious meal in the middle of the day to sustain them to the end of the school day.
Please be advised we are a nut free school.
Years 3, 4, 5 and 6 (KS2)
School meals are prepared by Pantry and cost £2.65 per meal (subject to change). Payment for meals must be pre-paid by Parent Pay (details will be given separately).
From late October 2025 all orders will need to be placed by parents by 9am on the day via ParentPay, children will no longer be able to order in class.
Each day there will be a choice: main school meal/vegetarian meal/pasta/sandwich/jacket potato along with a pudding.
Please see menu: Autumn Term Menu
Alternatively, children may bring in their own packed lunch.
Please be advised we are a nut free school.
Lunchbox Guidelines
Packed lunches can include:
- *Sandwiches/ wraps/ pitta bread or a pasta/ rice alternative
- Healthy snack (e.g. cereal bar (no nuts), carrot sticks)
- Savoury snack (e.g. sausage roll, cracker biscuits)
- Minimum of 1 piece of fruit
- Yogurt
- 1 packet of crisps
- 1 small chocolate covered biscuit bar
Packed lunches should not include:
- Nuts
- Fizzy drinks or energy drinks
- High sugar drinks or glass bottles
- Sweets
All food should be inside a packed lunch box labelled clearly with the name and class of your child. If you are giving your child packaged food please make sure they are able to open the packaging or put it in a sandwich bag for them.
The school has a no nut policy, please make sure all products are nut free.
* Children should not bring Peanut Butter or Chocolate Spread into school.
If your child is a hot school dinner please can you make sure they are able to use their knife and fork correctly to cut up their food.
Pupil Premium – Free School Meals
Pupil Premium is additional funding provided to schools for supporting pupils to ensure they benefit from the same opportunities as all other children.
Children eligible to attract the pupil premium funding are:
- Pupils eligible for receipt of Free School Meals (Government means tested)
- Adopted Children
- Children under Special Guardianship
- Children under a Residence Order
- Looked after children
- Children of Service Personnel
Schools have the freedom to spend the premium, which is additional to the underlying school budget, in a way they think will best support the raising of attainment for the most vulnerable pupils.
This funding may be used in the following way:
- Subsidise educational visits
- Intervention support within the class
- Subsidise extended school clubs (Breakfast and Handy club and After School Activities)
- Specialist peripatetic services e.g. music/JAC
Even though Universal Free School Meals began in September 2014, we strongly advise parents/guardians of children who would be eligible for Free School Meals in accordance with Government means testing, to apply for this, as it will provide access to your child for additional funding.
Please use the following form for us to check your eligibility: FREE SCHOOL MEALS (click or tap to open)