Pupils are able to bring their own packed lunch or buy a delicious lunch on-site from our in-house provision for £3.20 per day. 

School lunches can be ordered for the children, in advance, by parents at home, via Arbor. Please note the system will allow you to choose a meal until 23.59 hours the day before.  

If your child does not have a packed lunch and you have not chosen a school dinner we will call you and ask for you to provide a packed lunch for that day. 

All payments must be made online for lunches.  This is a cash free system, therefore no cash will be accepted for lunch, all payments must be made online.  Parents may pay for lunch on a daily, weekly, monthly or termly basis.  Lunch money payment is made directly to the school, through Arbor.  

Please log onto your Arbor account to make payment.

It is a parent's responsibility to provide lunch for their child.  If a school lunch is ordered and a payment has not been received, an email will be sent. It is expected that the payment will be made either the same day or the next morning.  The online payment facility will enable payments to made at any time of day or night. A child will not be allowed to order a meal if the debt reaches 5 days. You will have to provide a packed lunch on the 6th day of debt. We will call you to let you know that your child will not be receiving a school lunch if you reach a debt on the 6th day.

The online facility will enable parents to keep track of their balance and also to see details of the meal choice of their child.

The menu for the term is available to view or download below.  The data sheets for all food items showing nutritional values and allergens are also available to view below.

FREE SCHOOL MEALS

From September 2026, "expanded" free school meals eligibility includes the children of recipients of Universal Credit irrespective of income. 

If you receive any of the following support payments your child may be entitled to receive free school meals: 

• Income Support
• Income-based Jobseekers Allowance
• Income-related Employment and Support Allowance
• Support under Part VI of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999
• The guaranteed element of State Pension Credit
• Child Tax Credit (provided you’re not also entitled to Working Tax Credit and have an annual gross income of no more than £16,190 – since 6 April 2010)
• Working Tax Credit Run-on - paid for 4 weeks after you stop qualifying for Working Tax Credit

Children who receive a qualifying benefit in their own right are also allowed to receive free school meals.

If you need any help or your circumstances change please come and speak to the Office team and we will help you as best we can. 

Registering your child for Free School Meals means that the school receives the extra money and funding to support your child for at least six years even if you don't take up the free meal.

From September 2014 primary schools have a legal duty to offer all pupils in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 a free school meal called a Universal Infant Meals. This should not be confused with registering pupils for Free School Meals if you are from a lower income family and receive benefits.