School Meals and Lunchtimes
Please see below our menu for this half-term or click HERE to see a copy.
Please click HERE or scroll down on the document below to see the new menu starting after October half term.
Free School Meals
If you are in receipt of income support or working tax credit then your child(ren) may be entitled to free school meals (FSM). If you think you may be eligible please visit the following website for a full list of eligibility.
As you may be aware a lot of our funding is based on a percentage of FSM. All KS1 children receive a universal free school meal provided by the Government. If you have children in KS1 and meet any of the criteria in the link above it is really important that you apply for FSM using the online form provided below.
Start my online free school meals application
Alternatively, you can contact the office and we will provide you with a paper form that we can help you fill out and return.
We work with Caterlink to create the menus which include:
- a variety of red meat and poultry dishes all to the red tractor standard
- sustainable fish including omega-3 rich oily fish
-local free range eggs
-balanced vegetarian dishes
-rice
-pasta
-a wide choice of fresh fruit, vegetables and salad
-fresh bread
The current cost of a meal is £2.60 for any child not entitled to a free school meal. If you are not sure if your child is entitled to a free school meal contact the office or have a look at the information provided.
If your child has any special dietary requirements please contact the office. Find out more about how we cater for food allergies and intolerances and other special diets
Our School Meals Team
Collette, our school cook and Lauren, her assistant, prepare our delicious, nutritional lunches.
Mrs Klimaytys, Mrs Mayer, Mrs Cox, Mrs Judd, Miss Day, Miss Johnson, Mrs Jones, Miss Evans, Miss Rance, Mrs Iradukunda and Miss Lee look after us at lunchtime.
Our team of Mid-day Supervisors are constantly striving to find ways to make lunchtimes a more enjoyable and rewarding experience for children. They aim to promote positive play, introduce new games effectively and develop children’s play skills whilst they have fun. The MDMSA's and the Year 6 sports leaders work together to make playtimes fun and enjoyable for ALL of the children.
We have playground rules. These posters show our behaviour expectations at playtime and lunchtime.
Click HERE for our playground policy.
Here are a few photos from this academic year:
Each KS2 class has a designated football day.
We have a clear set of guidelines which outline the expectations for fair play, sportsmanship, and safety during football games on the playground.
It is essential that all children familiarise themselves and agree to these guidelines to ensure a positive experience for everyone.
The children in each class sign an agreement. Click on the football above or HERE to see it.
This Social Story explains how we are expected to behave during playtime and lunchtime.
Click HERE to read it.