School Meals

School meals are cooked in our onsite school kitchen, managed by Lancashire Catering Service. Three meal options a day are on the menu to choose in class. Meals can be booked online and paid for on Arbor. For further information please ask at the school office. All infant children, under the government scheme are entitled to a free school meal. Meals for the junior children are at a cost of £3.00; to include a main, access to the salad bar and bread, a dessert/fruit and a drink of water or milk.

Find information here about school meals

LCC catering

Lunch Menu

Packed Lunches

We would like lunch boxes to reflect a healthy balanced meal. The recommended contents of a healthy lunch box are:

  • A good portion of starchy food e.g. wholegrain roll, thick slice of bread, pitta pocket, plain cracker, pasta or rice salad.
  • Plenty of fruit and vegetables e.g. an apple, satsuma, handful of cherry tomatoes or carrot sticks, mini can of fruit chunks (decanted into a plastic container), small box of raisins
  • A portion of milk or dairy food e.g. individual cheese portion, pot of yogurt.
  • A small portion of lean meat, fish or alternative e.g. 2 slices of ham, quorn, cheese, tuna, egg or hummus.
  • A drink e.g. small carton of fruit juice, no added sugar fruit squash. Water is provided.
  • One small packet of crisps, a fruit scone or portion of malt loaf, a small cake or biscuit may also be included.

NO sweets, chocolate, food containing nuts (some children and adults in school have an allergy reaction to any contact with nuts) or fizzy/sugary drinks.

If you receive benefits, your child may be entitled to Free School Meals. Contact the school office for more information.

Do you qualify for free school meals?

YOUR CHILD IS ENTITLED TO A FREE SCHOOL MEAL IF THEY ARE IN FOUNDATION, YEAR ONE OR YEAR TWO.

If you are in receipt of any of the benefits below you may be entitled to free school meals for your Key Stage 2 child.

Even if you prefer your child to bring a packed lunch there are other ways we can support them in school. Contact school or Lancashire County Council for support in completing the required form.

Qualifying benefits are:

  • Receipt of Income Support or Income Based Jobseekers Allowance
  • Receipt of Income Related Employment and Support Allowance
  • Receipt of Child Tax Credit, with an annual income of LESS than £16,190 and NOT in receipt of Working Tax Credit
  • Receipt of the Guarantee Element of State Pension Credit
  • Receipt of support under Part VI of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999
  • Receipt of Universal Credit

 

National Breakfast proudly support our school. The National School Breakfast Programme (NSBP) is funded by the Department for Education and delivered by Family Action to support schools in England to provide children with a healthy breakfast at the start of the school day. They help us to ensure every child has a full tummy and is ready to learn in class. Our school pays 25% towards the cost of the breakfasts.

https://www.family-action.org.uk/what-we-do/children-families/breakfast/