Ss Peter and Paul Catholic Primary

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School Meals Information

Children are able to concentrate and learn better when they have eaten a healthy, balanced lunch – school meals can be the simple solution.

NEWS… from September 2014, school meals for ALL children in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 are completely FREE! This will provide a saving to families of over £450 per year for each child. 

Price of meals for children in Years 3 - 6 is currently £2.60 per day.

In our school we serve each day: two main courses (one of which is a vegetarian meal), vegetables/salad, pudding of the day or fruit or yoghurt and chilled water.  We also provide a jacket potato option three times a week - jacket potatoes to be ordered in advance, before the start of term.  Jacket potatoes are not served on Roast Dinner Days, which are currently Tuesday and Thursday of each week.

• Meals are freshly made every day, using great quality produce

• Fresh vegetables and potatoes, locally when in season

• UK farm assured chicken, beef and lamb

• Free range eggs from East Yorkshire

• 100% salmon and white fish fillet from sustainable sources

• Dolphin friendly tuna

• Choice UK cheddar

• Menus are designed to provide healthy, balanced meals which will be enjoyed by children

• Menus meet the Government guidelines for school meals

• All medical and religious diets can be catered

The food we serve meets the January 2015 Food Standards.  

Click here to see the core competences for children and young people aged 5-16 years: A framework of skills and knowledge around food, diet and physical activity.

A copy of our current menu is below. For more information please speak to the school office staff or have a chat with our Cook who will be happy to answer your questions.

Classroom Grab Bags September 2020

School Meal Menu for Summer Term 2021

School Food Policy 

Child Friendly School Food Policy 

WE ARE A HEALTHY SCHOOL - Click here for guidance on packed lunches

Click here to see an overview of where healthy eating is taught in our curriculum