School Dinner Menus

Our School Caterers are Miquill.  They send out regular menus for School Dinners.  

School Dinner Menu for children with Food Allergies: Autumn 2026

Miquill have a commitment in making sure every child is fed safely. They have been working on developing their response to Benedict's Law and as a result have issued an Allergy Free Menu.

The Allergy Free Menu is a menu that has been developed for all children who have a food allergy linked to one or more of the main 14 food allergens.

Children with nut allergies only, will still be able to be on the core menu even though nuts are in the main 14 food allergen list. This is because Miquill run nut free kitchens and none of the recipes or products contain nuts, so the menu is safe for those children.

If a child has an allergen outside of the main 14 food allergens, Miquill will need to request a bespoke menu to be made – parents start this process by completing the alternative menu request form (available from  the school office) and providing medical evidence.

The options for each day are as stated on the menu only.

Free School Meals for KS1 Children

There is currently no charge for school dinners for children in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2.   This scheme is called Universal Free School Meals.

Parents will remain free to choose whether their child has a school dinner or packed lunch from home, ensuring their child's choice is pre-booked.

Free School Meals due to income (Targeted Free School Meals)

It is important for children to have a good nutritious meal at lunch time. If you receive any of the benefits below, you may be eligible for Free School Meals for your child even if they are in Nursery, Years 3, 4, 5 or 6.

 Your child will get free school meals if you receive any of the following:

•Income Support

•Income based Job Seeker’s Allowance

•Income related Employment and Support Allowance

•Guarantee element of State Pension Credit

•Child Tax Credit but not the Working Tax Credit and have an annual income (as assessed by HM Revenues & Customs) that does not exceed £16,190

•If you are supported under Part VI of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999

•Working Tax Credit during the four-week period immediately after your employment finishes or after you start to work less hours per week

•Universal Credit

Free School Meals due to Universal Credit (Expanded Free School Meals)

From September 2026, all children from households in receipt of Universal Credit will be entitled to receive a free school meal.

Expanded Free School Meals are a new category covering pupils who do not qualify for targeted free school meals, but who are in households receiving Universal Credit.