School Meals

School meals

 

Our school catering provision is offered to all children across the Trust by LEO Catering, our in house catering supplier.

The menus are created and refreshed each half term, catering for children with allergies and are available to view below.

Our menus follow government food standard guidelines and offer excellent value at £2.70 a day for a main meal, dessert, choice of salad bar, fresh bread daily and vegetarian and Halal options. Children in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 receive a free meal funded by the government's Universal Infant Free School Meal grant and we encourage anyone in any year group who thinks they may be eligible to apply for free school meal funding to apply.

We look forward to welcoming you to our table where eating well is always our aim.

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Fresh bread, yoghurts, fruit and salad bar are available daily with optional extras including toasted sandwiches, chef's soup, jacket potatoes and pasta or noodle dishes served throughout the week. 

Tasters are available daily for children who cannot decide what to have or are unsure about the menu.

Vegpower 2024 - Eat Them to Defeat Them

In 2018, Vegpower formed a key partnership with ITV and together created the Eat Them to Defeat Them campaign. This multi-award winning campaign combines the power of advertising with a schools’ programme and moves away from traditional five-a-day messaging to a concept designed for children – one they find fun and engaging.

The campaign has involved a collaboration of creative talent, celebrity support, local government support, schools and catering companies. They have created a positive buzz and a central narrative which puts the parents and kids on the same side. 

Now in its fifth year, they have evaluation data which confirms that repeated involvement in the campaign leads to increased veg consumption over the long term. 53% of parents with children involved in the schools’ programme reported an increase in the volume and variety of vegetables consumed. With 29% of children eating less than one portion of vegetables per day, these results are an important step in improving children’s diets and the health of our nation.

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