Up-to-date information about school meals and the menus provided by the kitchen.
Meals are paid for using ParentMail app and need to be prepaid online.
(other than free meals for children up to Year 2 and those eligible for Free School Meal status) Click here to access the Suffolk NORSE website to see the school meal menus and important information about applying for FREE SCHOOL MEALS. |
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Lunchtimes in EYFS & KS1
> Lunchtime in EYFS & Key Stage 1 runs from 11:50am until 1:15pm
Children arrived in the hall all together at the times listed below. Their lunchtime does run until 1:15pm but children have normally finished eating their lunch after about 20 minutes or so and then they go out to play.
Children arrived in the hall all together at the times listed below. Their lunchtime does run until 1:15pm but children have normally finished eating their lunch after about 20 minutes or so and then they go out to play.
>> EYFS & KS1 Ordering
Pupils order within their classrooms at the beginning of the school day.
Pupils tell their teacher their food preference…
Children can select the vegetation option even if they are not vegetarians.
Children with allergies and dietary requirements are automatically included on the registers. The kitchen team are aware of all children with allergies and dietary requirements and prepare those specific dinners separately.
>> EYFS & KS1 Signing In & allergies
When lunch time begins children are lined up in their classes and reminded of their choices.
They are allocated a card which indicates their choice from their class teacher. They are also allocated a card that shows any particularly allergies that they may have. Different allergies are on different coloured cards. Those with multiple allergies with receive a personalised card.
In order for pupils to receive their lunch they must hand their cards to the kitchen staff who will then serve up the pupils choices. Kitchen staff are also familiar with the allergies that children have and so the card merely acts a reminder and a double checking mechanism. Pupils are also trained to be vigilant and allergy aware and so they are also very good at knowing what they can and cannot eat.
Pupils order within their classrooms at the beginning of the school day.
Pupils tell their teacher their food preference…
- Packed Lunch
- School dinner
- School dinner vegetarian option
- Jacket potato
Children can select the vegetation option even if they are not vegetarians.
Children with allergies and dietary requirements are automatically included on the registers. The kitchen team are aware of all children with allergies and dietary requirements and prepare those specific dinners separately.
>> EYFS & KS1 Signing In & allergies
When lunch time begins children are lined up in their classes and reminded of their choices.
They are allocated a card which indicates their choice from their class teacher. They are also allocated a card that shows any particularly allergies that they may have. Different allergies are on different coloured cards. Those with multiple allergies with receive a personalised card.
In order for pupils to receive their lunch they must hand their cards to the kitchen staff who will then serve up the pupils choices. Kitchen staff are also familiar with the allergies that children have and so the card merely acts a reminder and a double checking mechanism. Pupils are also trained to be vigilant and allergy aware and so they are also very good at knowing what they can and cannot eat.
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> Activities available at lunchtimes
There are a number of activities that are available to the children over the lunch break. These are supervised by our Midday Supervisors. - Arts and Crafts - Basketball - Under the tree activities - Lego / Football - Soft Area games - Four Square There are also a number of clubs which are run by Teaching Staff and Support Staff over the lunch period. These change on a half termly / termly basis and can be booked via ParentMail. |
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Lunchtimes in Key Stage 2
> Lunchtime in Key Stage 2 runs from 12:30pm until 1:30pm.
Children play in the playground and are called in to eat in year groups. The order in which the children are called in is different every day. Both packed lunches and hot dinners are called in at the same time. See chart below.
Children who attend clubs (depending on the times of the clubs) will either enter the hall first or at the end of the lunch period.
Children play in the playground and are called in to eat in year groups. The order in which the children are called in is different every day. Both packed lunches and hot dinners are called in at the same time. See chart below.
Children who attend clubs (depending on the times of the clubs) will either enter the hall first or at the end of the lunch period.
>> Ordering
Pupils order within their classrooms at the beginning of the school day.
Pupils tell their teacher their food preference…
Children can select the vegetation option even if they are not vegetarians.
Children with allergies and dietary requirements are automatically included on the registers. The kitchen team are aware of all children with allergies and dietary requirements and prepare those specific dinners separately.
>> Signing In
When lunch time begins children are called in from the playground at regular intervals.
At the sign in desk, their names are located and signed off on the register and they are then allocated a card which indicates their choice. They are also allocated a card that shows any particularly allergies that they may have. Different allergies are on different coloured cards. Those with multiple allergies with receive a personalised card.
In order for pupils to receive their lunch they must hand their cards to the kitchen staff who will then serve up the pupils choices. Kitchen staff are also familiar with the allergies that children have and so the card merely acts a reminder and a double checking mechanism. Pupils are also trained to be vigilant and allergy aware and so they are also very good at knowing what they can and cannot eat.
Pupils order within their classrooms at the beginning of the school day.
Pupils tell their teacher their food preference…
- Packed Lunch
- School dinner
- School dinner vegetarian option
- Jacket potato
Children can select the vegetation option even if they are not vegetarians.
Children with allergies and dietary requirements are automatically included on the registers. The kitchen team are aware of all children with allergies and dietary requirements and prepare those specific dinners separately.
>> Signing In
When lunch time begins children are called in from the playground at regular intervals.
At the sign in desk, their names are located and signed off on the register and they are then allocated a card which indicates their choice. They are also allocated a card that shows any particularly allergies that they may have. Different allergies are on different coloured cards. Those with multiple allergies with receive a personalised card.
In order for pupils to receive their lunch they must hand their cards to the kitchen staff who will then serve up the pupils choices. Kitchen staff are also familiar with the allergies that children have and so the card merely acts a reminder and a double checking mechanism. Pupils are also trained to be vigilant and allergy aware and so they are also very good at knowing what they can and cannot eat.
> Activities available at lunchtimes in KS2
There are a number of activities that are available to the children over the lunch break. These are supervised by our Midday Supervisors.
- Basketball
- Volleyball
- Orchard library
- Mini Football Field
- Building / construction activities
- Four square
- Droughts / chess / backgammon
- Dance Zone
There are also a number of clubs which are run by Teaching Staff and Support Staff over the lunch period. These change on a half termly / termly basis and can be booked via ParentMail.
There are a number of activities that are available to the children over the lunch break. These are supervised by our Midday Supervisors.
- Basketball
- Volleyball
- Orchard library
- Mini Football Field
- Building / construction activities
- Four square
- Droughts / chess / backgammon
- Dance Zone
There are also a number of clubs which are run by Teaching Staff and Support Staff over the lunch period. These change on a half termly / termly basis and can be booked via ParentMail.
