School Meals

Meals are available and cooked on site. The cost of a meal is currently 3.20 per day (£16.00 per week). All lunches must be paid for in advance you can do this via Scopay any time, day or night. Alternatively, give your child ‘Dinner Money’  that they can hand to their teacher. A vegetarian option is available each day. A copy of the current menu is available below

Stir Foods Menu Nov 2026-Mar 2027

Stir Foods AFM Nov 2026-Mar 2027

Morning Break Snacks

School Meal Price Increase 2024

 

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Special diets

Special diets are also available for children who have diagnosed food allergies or medical needs. Please speak to the school office. 

Please note that your child will not be able to order a school meal until their special menu has been approved.

Free School Meals

For England, from the 2026 to 2027 academic year, a child is eligible for Free School Meals (FSM) if their parent/carer receives Universal Credit, regardless of household earnings.
 
Children are also eligible if their parent/carer receives:
 
  • Income Support
  • Income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA)
  • Income-related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)
  • Support under Part VI of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999
  • The guaranteed element of Pension Credit

If you would like to check your eligibility please use this link.

Packed Lunches

If you send your child to school with a packed lunch, please make sure that it is in a suitable named container. Due to severe nut allergies within the School we ask that parents do not include nuts or products containing nuts in the packed lunch. In addition, we encourage healthy eating and therefore please support us in this by ensuring that your child does not have fizzy drinks, sweets or chocolates in their lunch box. 

Please click here for some healthy packed lunch ideas.

Why not get a FREE breakfast as you come through the gates at 8.30am.

Break time snacks

During morning break time children are able to bring in a healthy snack from home e.g. a piece of fruit. Children may bring a healthy snack with them for break time, which should be put in their bag and kept separate from their lunch box.