

We're pleased to let you know that as of September 2025, we are working with Caterlink to provide
freshly-made school meals on site.
You can book your child's meals in the normal way through ParentPay.
Here is the menu for the second half of the Autumn Term 2025 up until the Easter break (March 2026).
Pupils with allergies/special dietary requirements will receive bespoke menus.


Our school provides a milk scheme that is available to all of our pupils and we would like to invite you to register your child. School milk is free for under-5s, and for over-5s it is available at a subsidised rate.
Each child that registers with Cool Milk will receive a 189ml portion of semi-skimmed milk every day, delivered fresh and chilled to the classroom. Their school milk will not only provide them with essential nutrients, but as it is rehydrating and energy boosting it also bridges the gap between breakfast and lunch to help children stay focused.
For more information on how milk can benefit children visit https://coolmilk.com/mighty-milk/
How to register
If your child is under five:
You will receive a payment request four weeks before their birthday - if you wish your child to continue to receive school milk, simply make a
payment
If your child is five or older:
All school meals are ordered through the Parent Pay online service. Click here to login
Universal Infant Free School Meals
All children in reception, year 1 and year 2 automatically get a free school meal, but you should still register your child to receive free school meals if you are eligible. By doing this your child’s entitlement can be checked on a regular basis so that their school can receive valuable additional funding for every child receiving a free school meal. You can find out if your child qualifies for free school meals and apply here: https://www.torbay.gov.uk/freeschoolmeals
Free School Meals
Parents and carers who receive any of the following are entitled to free school meals:
Only the benefits listed above qualify for free school meals. If you have recently become unemployed but are still receiving Working Tax Credits, you may be entitled to free school meals.
Children may, if they wish, bring a packed lunch, instead of the cooked meal. These are eaten in the hall under the supervision of a mealtime assistant.
A balanced, healthy lunch box with minimal sugary snacks is strongly encouraged.
Cans/bottles of fizzy drink should not be brought into school. Squash or water are permitted with lunch boxes but bottles for use in the classroom during lesson time should contain water only.
Sweets are not permitted at school. If there is a need for a snack at breaktime children are allowed to have fruit, cereal bar or other healthy snacks.