School Meals

The Menu

Our current menu can be found here.

Due to the success of our online ordering system, we are now able to offer a wider range of options whilst still using fresh ingredients which are cooked on site.

Under the current restrictions, we are using a combination of family and waiter service to serve the meals which removes the need for children to queue and the ensures the food is freshly cooked and hot when served.

Our online booking systems means you can order meals on a day-by-day basis (minimum 24 hours in advance) with a selection of meal options. In addition, there will now be a daily dessert table with a variety of choices for the children to select from.

Please share the new menu with your child.

Available every day

Homemade fresh (wholegrain) bread, a selection of at least three different kinds of fresh salad, extra fruit.

Medical Diets and Allergies

If your child requires a medical diet due to a food allergy, food intolerance or a medical condition that requires an adapted menu (e.g. carbohydrate count for Type 1 Diabetes), please follow this link to request a medical diet: https://orders.lunchhound.co.uk/medicaldiets/request

For further support, please refer to the Parent User Guide.

Parent User guide

Info regarding medical diets

Midday meals are cooked and served on the school premises. The food is served at the tables through a ‘Family dining’ approach which encourages social interaction, independence and responsibility.

Our cook provides nourishing and well-balanced meals, which appeal to the children.

Our food is provided by Edwards and Blake Catering. Find out more about Edwards and Blake Catering on their website

Since September 2014 all children in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 (Key Stage 1) are entitled to a universal infant free school meal.

Dinner money for the week for Key Stage 2 children need to be paid in advance. Lunches currently cost £2.35 per meal and we ask parents to pay using the online ‘Parentpay’ system.

Free meals are available to those children whose parents receive certain benefits which are detailed online at www.suffolk.gov.uk/freeschoolmeals and parents should use this website to apply.

Children whose parents do not wish them to have a school meal may bring a packed lunch, to be eaten in the dining room. All children may bring a drink for lunchtime, which should be sent in unbreakable containers and should not include fizzy drinks or milk.

As sweets are not permitted in school, parents are asked not to include these in packed lunches. Chocolate covered biscuits (including Twix, Kit-Kat, Club etc.) are not considered to be sweets.

School Meals

The Menu

Available every day

Medical Diets and Allergies

School Hours